Table of ReactantsMolecular weight (g/mol)Literature MP ("C)Density (g/ml)Amount Used (g or mL)Amount Used (mol)Benzyltriphenyiphosphoniumchloride338.93371.180.764 g74.12-116.30.714Anhydrous diethyl ether4.00 mlBenzaldehyde106.1-261.040.200 gWhat is the limiting reactant?Choose.Molecular weight of stilbene producti Product theoretical yield (a)Recrystallized product percent yield

Amount used in moles is calculated using the equation Number of moles =Amount used (g)Molecular…

Molecular weight (g/mol) Literature MP ("C) Density (g/ml.) Amount Used (g or ml) Amount Used (mol) Benzyltriphenylphosphonium chloride 338.9 337 1.18 0.764 g Anhydrous diethyl ether 74.12 -116.3 0.714 4.00 ml Benzaldehyde 106.1 26 1.04 0 200 g 'what is the limiting reactant? Choose. Molecular weight of stilbene product

Molecular weight (g/mol) Literature MP ("C) Density (g/ml.) Amount Used (g or ml) Amount Used (mol) Benzyltriphenylphosphonium chloride 338.9 337 1.18 0.764 g Anhydrous diethyl ether 74.12 -116.3 0.714 4.00 ml Benzaldehyde 106.1 26 1.04 0 200 g 'what is the limiting reactant? Choose. Molecular weight of stilbene product

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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