Complete the stoichiometry table using the starting values provided. density (g/mL) molecular vol. reagent mass (g) mmoles equivalents (mL) weight 3-nitrophthalic acid 0.463 hydrazine (8% aq. wt./vol) 1.00 1.139 sodium dithionite 5.323 theoretical product luminol Select the name of the catalyst used for this reaction, if there was no catalyst used, none

Complete the stoichiometry table using the starting values provided. density (g/mL) molecular vol. reagent mass (g) mmoles equivalents (mL) weight 3-nitrophthalic acid 0.463 hydrazine (8% aq. wt./vol) 1.00 1.139 sodium dithionite 5.323 theoretical product luminol Select the name of the catalyst used for this reaction, if there was no catalyst used, none

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