Data TableMass of 4-nitrobenzaldehydeMass of p-anisidineMass of productMelting point range of productMass of product used for solutionAmaxCell path lengthAbsorbance1.5131.241.988132.5-13470,012368beby°Cnmcm0.902Calculate the limiting reactant, theoretical yield and % yield of your product.Calculate the concentration, in molarity, of the solution used for UV/Vis analysis• Calculate the molar absorptivity (x) for your product.please solvel

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Data Table 1.513- Lay Mass of 4-nitrobenzaldehyde Mass of p-anisidine Mass of product Melting point range of product Mass of product used for solution Amax Cell path length Absorbance 132.5-1347 0.012 368 8864l °C nm cm 0.902 Calculate the limiting reactant, theoretical yield and % yield of your product. • Calculate the concentration, in molarity, of the solution used for UV/Vis analysis • Calculate the molar absorptivity (ɛx) for your product.

Data Table 1.513- Lay Mass of 4-nitrobenzaldehyde Mass of p-anisidine Mass of product Melting point range of product Mass of product used for solution Amax Cell path length Absorbance 132.5-1347 0.012 368 8864l °C nm cm 0.902 Calculate the limiting reactant, theoretical yield and % yield of your product. • Calculate the concentration, in molarity, of the solution used for UV/Vis analysis • Calculate the molar absorptivity (ɛx) for your product.

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