Q1: The following reaction shows the reduction of nitrobenzene to aniline. Study the reactions and answer the questions. NO2 NH2 Sn. HCI OH ANitrobenzene Mwt 123.11 g/mol bp 210.9 °C, d= 1.12 Aniline Mwt 93.12 g/mol bp 184.4°C. d = 1.02 1. Calculate the % yield of the product if 4 mL nitrobenzene reduced and formed 2.1 mL aniline. 2. What are the changes in the oxidation states of Sn (Tin) during the experiment? 3. What is the separation technique that used to separate the product?
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![Q1: The following reaction shows the reduction of nitrobenzene to aniline. Study the reactions and answer
the questions.
NO
Sn. HCI
OH
Nitrobenzene
Mwt 123 11 g/mol
bp 210.9 C. d= 1.12
Aniline
Mwt 93 12 g/mol
bp 184.4 C, d=1.02
1. Calculate the % yield of the product if 4 mL nitrobenzene reduced and formed 2.1 mL aniline.
2. What are the changes in the oxidation states of Sn (Tin) during the experiment?
3. What is the separation technique that used to separate the product?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F60e3bb66-dbff-460e-ac20-1cb5bbcaaefc%2Fe9576baa-fc4d-4d68-977f-73a193641b07%2Fbcoh20m_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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