If a student isolates 213 mg of the E,E-DBA (MW = 235.1 g/mol) product from the following reaction, using the amounts of reagents shown, what is the student's approximate percent yield? Notice that two moles of benzaldehyde are needed for each mole of acetone. 0.400 ml. 0.150 ml. (blote: the MW of Ite doncity le 0 789

If a student isolates 213 mg of the E,E-DBA (MW = 235.1 g/mol) product from the following reaction, using the amounts of reagents shown, what is the student's approximate percent yield? Notice that two moles of benzaldehyde are needed for each mole of acetone. 0.400 ml. 0.150 ml. (blote: the MW of Ite doncity le 0 789

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