Using the GC data shown for the reaction below, calculate the theoretical yield in milliliters for the major product E-2-butene only (i.e., product # 2 below with 250 AUC) when carried out at 1.00 atmosphere and 373 K. You may assume all three products are formed as ideal gases and that this is occurring at the following conditions for the ideal gas equation: V = nRT/P (where P = 1 atm; n = number of moles of gas; R = 0.08206 Leatm/Kemol; T= 343K)

Using the GC data shown for the reaction below, calculate the theoretical yield in milliliters for the major product E-2-butene only (i.e., product # 2 below with 250 AUC) when carried out at 1.00 atmosphere and 373 K. You may assume all three products are formed as ideal gases and that this is occurring at the following conditions for the ideal gas equation: V = nRT/P (where P = 1 atm; n = number of moles of gas; R = 0.08206 Leatm/Kemol; T= 343K)

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Using the GC data shown for the reaction below, calculate the theoretical yield in milliliters for the major product E-2-butene only (i.e., product #2 below with 250 AUC) when carried out at 1.00 atmosphere and 373 K. You may assume all three products are
formed as ideal gases and that this is occurring at the following conditions for the ideal gas equation: V = nRT/P (where P = 1 atm; n = number of moles of gas; R = 0.08206 Loatm/Komol; T = 343K)
Br
H2SO4 (cat.)
isomeric butenes
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250 uL
(density = 1.26 g/mL)
Product #2 =
7500-
500 area count
5000-
Product #1 =
Product #3 =
250 area count
250 area count
2500-
2.0
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
3.0
min
Retention Time (min)
Figure 1. GC Data for isomeric butene products (#1-3) of the acid-catalyzed elimination reaction of 2R-bromobutane.
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