The traditional synthesis of the molecule in the previous problem involves oxidation of isobutane, which then reacts with a propylene molecule, leaving the oxidized butane as waste. This only has an atom economy of 44%. However, a new process, where propylene is directly oxidized using a TS-zeolite catalyst (that's the type of catalyst), improves the atom economy. This process looks like this: TS zeolite catalyst H2O2 H20 The molar mass of propylene (far left) is 42.08 g/mol. What is the atom economy of the new process, assuming that it is not profitable to purify and sell the water that is produced? Atom Economy: [x] You do not need to include the % sign in your answer, although it should be given in percent. Please include three significant digits.

The traditional synthesis of the molecule in the previous problem involves oxidation of isobutane, which then reacts with a propylene molecule, leaving the oxidized butane as waste. This only has an atom economy of 44%. However, a new process, where propylene is directly oxidized using a TS-zeolite catalyst (that's the type of catalyst), improves the atom economy. This process looks like this: TS zeolite catalyst H2O2 H20 The molar mass of propylene (far left) is 42.08 g/mol. What is the atom economy of the new process, assuming that it is not profitable to purify and sell the water that is produced? Atom Economy: [x] You do not need to include the % sign in your answer, although it should be given in percent. Please include three significant digits.

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Alkanes and Cycloalkanes

Alkanes are saturated organic compounds which are made up of C and H atoms. Alkanes have the general formula of CnH2n+2. Alkane contains sp3 hybridized carbon atoms with four sigmas (σ) bonds & every hydrogen atom is connected with one of the carbon atoms. The size of the alkane could be determined by the number of carbon atoms located in it.

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The traditional synthesis of the molecule in the previous problem involves oxidation of isobutane, which then reacts
with a propylene molecule, leaving the oxidized butane as waste. This only has an atom economy of 44%. However, a
new process, where propylene
directly oxidized using a TS-zeolite catalyst (that's the type of catalyst), improves the
atom economy. This process looks like this:
TS zeolite catalyst
H202
H20
The molar mass of propylene (far left) is 42.08 g/mol.
What is the atom economy of the new process, assuming that it is not profitable to purify and sell the water that is
produced?
Atom Economy: [x]
You do not need to include the % sign in your answer, although it should be given in percent. Please include three
significant digits.

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