in the conversion to biodiesel, the Jojoba oil is reacted in a 1.0M solution of sodium methoxide in methanol. A simple way to prepare this solution is to treat methanol with solid sodium metal, which reacts to generate sodium methoxide by the following equation: 2Na(s) + 2CH30H -> 2Na+ + 2CH3O¯ + H2(g) What mass of solid sodium metal should be added to 500mL of methanol to generate a 1.0M NaOMe solution? 11.50g 5.75g 23.00g 22.99g 0.12g

in the conversion to biodiesel, the Jojoba oil is reacted in a 1.0M solution of sodium methoxide in methanol. A simple way to prepare this solution is to treat methanol with solid sodium metal, which reacts to generate sodium methoxide by the following equation: 2Na(s) + 2CH30H -> 2Na+ + 2CH3O¯ + H2(g) What mass of solid sodium metal should be added to 500mL of methanol to generate a 1.0M NaOMe solution? 11.50g 5.75g 23.00g 22.99g 0.12g

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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