**Experiment 10 - Hydrolysis of Glycerol Tristearate: Preparation of Soap****Record the following data.****1. Amount of glycerol tristearate used** 0.182 g, ___________ mol**2. Amount of soap (sodium stearate) produced** 0.317 g, ___________ mol**3. Theoretical Yield of sodium stearate** ___________ mol, ___________ g**4. Percentage Yield** ___________**5. Show your calculations.**---This document provides a structured template for recording data in a soap preparation experiment, focusing on the hydrolysis of glycerol tristearate. The aim is to document the quantities used and produced, calculate the theoretical yield, and determine the percentage yield. Blank spaces are provided for calculations and notes.**Header:**- Name- Lab Partner- TA Name- Section- Date

Each mole of glycerol tristearate produces 3 mol of sodium stearate. The balanced equation is: (glycerol tristearate) + 3NaOH → 3(sodium stearate) + Glycerol The required mole ratio is: 3 mol sodium stearate1 mol glycerol tristearate#1: Amount of glycerol tristearate used = 0.182 g Molar mass of glycerol tristearate = 891.50 g/mol => moles of glycerol tristearate used = 0.182 g x 1 mol891.50 g = 2.04x10-4 mol moles of glycerol tristearate used = 2.04x10-4 mol (Answer) #2: Amount of soap, sodium stearate produced = 0.317 g Molar mass of sodium stearate = 306.46 g/mol => moles of sodium stearate produced = 0.317 g x 1 mol306.46 g = 1.03x10-3 mol moles of sodium stearate produced = 1.03x10-3 mol (Answer)#3: moles of glycerol tristearate used = 2.04x10-4 mol Theoretical yield of sodium stearate = 2.04x10-4 glycerol tristearate x 3 mol sodium stearate1 mol glycerol tristearate= 6.12x10-4 mol sodium stearate Theoretical yield of sodium stearate = 6.12x10-4 mol (Answer) = 6.12x10-4 mol x 306.46 g1 mol= 0.188 g Theoretical yield of sodium stearate = 0.188 g (Answer) #4: Percent yield = Actual yield of sodium stearateTheoretical yield of sodium stearatex100= 0.317 g0.188 gx100= 169% (Answer)

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Experiment 10 - Hydrolysis of Glycerol Tristearate: Preparation of Soap Record the following data. 1. Amount of glycerol tristearate used 2. Amount of soap (sodium stearate) produced 3. Theoretical Yield of sodium stearate 4. Percentage Yield 182. 0.317. 5. Show your calculations. mol, mol g mol

Experiment 10 - Hydrolysis of Glycerol Tristearate: Preparation of Soap Record the following data. 1. Amount of glycerol tristearate used 2. Amount of soap (sodium stearate) produced 3. Theoretical Yield of sodium stearate 4. Percentage Yield 182. 0.317. 5. Show your calculations. mol, mol g mol

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