Data muss s) 92.6129 94.604g 1.9929 0.7217 3,9477 3.2665 G.7227 1.2584 0,5369 tmpty Erl1nmyur flask Erlinmyqı finsk + S4licyisucid Sulicylic ncla filter parar * A1 Fiter papir t warecrystallizzd aspirin nnvairustallizad spieta papir t ra crystall /2ad agpirin 7411 ricNstalirzad aseirin
Data muss s) 92.6129 94.604g 1.9929 0.7217 3,9477 3.2665 G.7227 1.2584 0,5369 tmpty Erl1nmyur flask Erlinmyqı finsk + S4licyisucid Sulicylic ncla filter parar * A1 Fiter papir t warecrystallizzd aspirin nnvairustallizad spieta papir t ra crystall /2ad agpirin 7411 ricNstalirzad aseirin
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What is the percent yield of aspirin? Is my work correct?
Mass (g) | |
Empty flask | 92.612 g |
Flask and salicylic acid | 94.604 g |
Salicylic acid | 1.992 g |
#1 filter paper | 0.721 g |
#1 filter paper + unrecrystallized aspiring | 3.987 g |
Unrecrystallized aspiring | 3.266 g |
#2 filter paper | 0.722 g |
#2 filter paper + recrystalized aspirin | 1.258 g |
Recrystallized aspirin | 0.536 g |
This is what I got
- salicylic acid mol
- 1.992 g/ 138.121 g/mol = 0.01442214 mol
- aspirin mol
- 0.01442214 mol x (1 mol/ 1 mol) = 0.01442214 mol
- aspiring grams
- 0.01442214 mol x 180.158 g/mol = 2.5981306 g
- percent yeild
- (0.536 g/2.5981306 g) x 100 = 20.630218%

Transcribed Image Text:Data
muss s)
92.6129
94.604g
1.9929
0.7217
3,9477
3.2665
G.7227
1.2584
0,5369
tmpty Erl1nmyur flask
Erlinmyqı finsk + S4licyisucid
Sulicylic ncla
filter parar
*
A1 Fiter papir t warecrystallizzd aspirin
nnvairustallizad spieta
papir t ra crystall /2ad agpirin
7411
ricNstalirzad aseirin
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