Help fill in the Blanks on the table,show sample calculations for eachMP(°C)MW(g/mol)AmountUsed (in g or#mmol#equivml)Fumaric Acid287 °C116.070.55g??p-TSOH104.5 °C190.220.06g?N/AwwwwwwmonohydrateMethanol-97.6 °C32.045ml??Dimethyl103.5 °C144.127???fumarate

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Help fill in the Blanks on the table, show sample calculations for each MP(°C) MW(g/mol) Amount Used (in g or #mmol #equiv ml) Fumaric Acid p-TSOH wwwww 287 °C 116.07 0.55g 104.5 °C 190.22 0.06g 22 ? ? ? N/A monohydrate Methanol -97.6°C 32.04 5ml Dimethyl 103.5 °C 144.127 ? 22 ? ? ? ? 22 fumarate

Help fill in the Blanks on the table, show sample calculations for each MP(°C) MW(g/mol) Amount Used (in g or #mmol #equiv ml) Fumaric Acid p-TSOH wwwww 287 °C 116.07 0.55g 104.5 °C 190.22 0.06g 22 ? ? ? N/A monohydrate Methanol -97.6°C 32.04 5ml Dimethyl 103.5 °C 144.127 ? 22 ? ? ? ? 22 fumarate

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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