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Questions 1. Your soap contains the glycerol which is the by-product of the hydrolysis reaction. You did not account for its presence when you calculated the percent yield of soap. Would the presence of glycerol make your percent yield artificially low, or artificially high? Explain. used, by Rene elds ree moles of so

Questions 1. Your soap contains the glycerol which is the by-product of the hydrolysis reaction. You did not account for its presence when you calculated the percent yield of soap. Would the presence of glycerol make your percent yield artificially low, or artificially high? Explain. used, by Rene elds ree moles of so

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Questions 1. Your soap contains the glycerol which is the by-product of the hydrolysis reaction. You did not account for its presence when you calculated the percent yield of soap. Would the presence of glycerol make your percent yield artificially low, or artificially high? Explain. moles 0.09 detei hinsble by soap The
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In Saponification Reaction  a fat is converted into the Soap molecule and the Glycerol. This process occurs in presence  of alkali.

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