please help find given the data What are the limiting reagent in the synthesis? Show your work.example: (5 grams of A)/(10 g/mol of A) = 0.5 moles of A(0.5 moles of A) (2 moles of B/1 moles of A)*(5 grams/mol of B)= 50 grams of B Experiment: Aldol ReactionMass of Acetone 0.9 gramsMass of Benzaldehyde: 2.2 gramsSodium Hydroxide (3M): 20 mLEthanol (95%): 15 mLMass of Dibenzalacetone: 2.92 gramsMelting Point of Dibenzalacetone: 111.5 C

Experiment: Aldol Reaction Mass of Acetone 0.9 grams Mass of Benzaldehyde: 2.2 grams Sodium Hydroxide (3M): 20 mL Ethanol (95%): 15 mL Mass of Dibenzalacetone: 2.92 grams Melting Point of Dibenzalacetone: 111.5 C

Experiment: Aldol Reaction Mass of Acetone 0.9 grams Mass of Benzaldehyde: 2.2 grams Sodium Hydroxide (3M): 20 mL Ethanol (95%): 15 mL Mass of Dibenzalacetone: 2.92 grams Melting Point of Dibenzalacetone: 111.5 C

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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