Equation:H₂COData Tablep-anisaldehydeMolecular formulaMolecular MassDensity (get on line)Moles usedGrams usedVolume usedIHDNumber of 1H NMRsignalsTheoretical Yield요H₂CCH3NaOH (aq)ethanolp-anisaldehydeCalculate theoretical yield. (show work)0.024XXXXXXXXXXXXH₂COdianisalacetoneAcetone0.012XXXXXXXXXXXX2 H₂OOCH 3ProdductXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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Equation: 2 H₂CO wol p-anisaldehyde Data Table Molecular formula Molecular Mass Density (get on line) Moles used Grams used Volume used IHD Number of 1H NMR signals Theoretical Yield H₂C CH3 NaOH (aq) ethanol p-anisaldehyde Calculate theoretical yield. (show work) 0.024 XXXXXXXXXXXX H₂CO dianisalacetone Acetone 0.012 XXXXXXXXXXXX 2 H₂O OCH 3 + Prodduct XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX

Equation: 2 H₂CO wol p-anisaldehyde Data Table Molecular formula Molecular Mass Density (get on line) Moles used Grams used Volume used IHD Number of 1H NMR signals Theoretical Yield H₂C CH3 NaOH (aq) ethanol p-anisaldehyde Calculate theoretical yield. (show work) 0.024 XXXXXXXXXXXX H₂CO dianisalacetone Acetone 0.012 XXXXXXXXXXXX 2 H₂O OCH 3 + Prodduct XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX

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