Reaction H COOH Br 1 2 COOH H + Br-Br 3 glacial acetic acid Br Reagent Table Reagent Molecular Weight Density @Amount Mass Volume Molar 25° (mL) (grams) (ml) Equivalents (g/mL) (mmoles) Trans- cinnamic 148.17g/mol - 6.074 0.9 1 Pyridium 160.02 g/mol - 14.37 2.3 2.366 tribromide Acetic acid 60.05 g/mol 1.049 10.49 10 (glacial) g/mL Melting point 2028--206.6° Mass: 0.974g

Reaction H COOH Br 1 2 COOH H + Br-Br 3 glacial acetic acid Br Reagent Table Reagent Molecular Weight Density @Amount Mass Volume Molar 25° (mL) (grams) (ml) Equivalents (g/mL) (mmoles) Trans- cinnamic 148.17g/mol - 6.074 0.9 1 Pyridium 160.02 g/mol - 14.37 2.3 2.366 tribromide Acetic acid 60.05 g/mol 1.049 10.49 10 (glacial) g/mL Melting point 2028--206.6° Mass: 0.974g

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