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Experiment: Acetanilide Volume of Aniline: 5.0 mL Volume of distilled water: 30 mL Volume of Acetic Anhydride: 6 mL Density of Aniline: 1.06 g/mL Density of Acetic Anhydride: 1.080 g/mL Mass of Acetanilide recover: 6.592 gram

Experiment: Acetanilide Volume of Aniline: 5.0 mL Volume of distilled water: 30 mL Volume of Acetic Anhydride: 6 mL Density of Aniline: 1.06 g/mL Density of Acetic Anhydride: 1.080 g/mL Mass of Acetanilide recover: 6.592 gram

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Experiment: Acetanilide Volume of Aniline: 5.0 mL Volume of distilled water: 30 mL Volume of Acetic Anhydride: 6 mL Density of Aniline: 1.06 g/mL Density of Acetic Anhydride: 1.080 g/mL Mass of Acetanilide recover: 6.592 gram
Transcribed Image Text:Experiment: Acetanilide Volume of Aniline: 5.0 mL Volume of distilled water: 30 mL Volume of Acetic Anhydride: 6 mL Density of Aniline: 1.06 g/mL Density of Acetic Anhydride: 1.080 g/mL Mass of Acetanilide recover: 6.592 gram
Percent yield of acetanilide (show working..include compound name or abbreviation)? Working need not be shown in conclusion. For reaction A ---> B 5.00 g Ax 1 mol A x 1 mol B x 181 g B = 6.65 g B 136 g A 1 mol A 1 mol B may be expressed as. 5.00 g Ax (1mol A/136 g A) x (1 mol A/1 mol B) x (181 g B/1 mol B) = 6.65 g B
Transcribed Image Text:Percent yield of acetanilide (show working..include compound name or abbreviation)? Working need not be shown in conclusion. For reaction A ---> B 5.00 g Ax 1 mol A x 1 mol B x 181 g B = 6.65 g B 136 g A 1 mol A 1 mol B may be expressed as. 5.00 g Ax (1mol A/136 g A) x (1 mol A/1 mol B) x (181 g B/1 mol B) = 6.65 g B
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