The reaction of phenol with phosgene to produce diphenyl carbonate is shown below.2OHphenolChemical Formula: CHOMolecular Weight: 94.11+CI CIphosgeneChemical Formula: CCI₂OMolecular Weight: 98.91asodiphenyl carbonateChemical Formula: C13H1003Molecular Weight: 214.22Determine the number of grams of diphenyl carbonate that can be produced from 15.23 grams of phenol and anexcess of phosgene.

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The reaction of phenol with phosgene to produce diphenyl carbonate is shown below. 2 OH phenol Chemical Formula: C6H₂O Molecular Weight: 94.11 + CI phosgene Chemical Formula: CCl₂O Molecular Weight: 98.91 CI diphenyl carbonate Chemical Formula: C13H1003 Molecular Weight: 214.22 Determine the number of grams of diphenyl carbonate that can be produced from 15.23 grams of phenol and an excess of phosgene.

The reaction of phenol with phosgene to produce diphenyl carbonate is shown below. 2 OH phenol Chemical Formula: C6H₂O Molecular Weight: 94.11 + CI phosgene Chemical Formula: CCl₂O Molecular Weight: 98.91 CI diphenyl carbonate Chemical Formula: C13H1003 Molecular Weight: 214.22 Determine the number of grams of diphenyl carbonate that can be produced from 15.23 grams of phenol and an excess of phosgene.

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