Video data Student data Weight of Salicylic acid 2.027 g 2.014 g 0.355 g 354 g Weight of weighing paper 2.758 g 2.711 g Weight of weighing paper & Aspirin 2.403 g 2.357 g Weight of Aspirin RESULTS: Analysis of the experimental data. Molecular weight of salicylic acid Molecular weight of aspirin 138.13 g 180.17 g 1. Use the values from the DATA table and the molecular weights of salicylic acid and aspirin to determine: The predicted maximum (theoretical) yield of Aspirin (g). The experimental yield of Aspirin (g). The % yield in each experiment The average % yield for both experiments. Determine the number of aspirin tablets that could be prepared if a typical tablet contains 325 mg aspirin (the rest is starch binder and buffer to reduce the possible irritation) in each experiment.

Video data Student data Weight of Salicylic acid 2.027 g 2.014 g 0.355 g 354 g Weight of weighing paper 2.758 g 2.711 g Weight of weighing paper & Aspirin 2.403 g 2.357 g Weight of Aspirin RESULTS: Analysis of the experimental data. Molecular weight of salicylic acid Molecular weight of aspirin 138.13 g 180.17 g 1. Use the values from the DATA table and the molecular weights of salicylic acid and aspirin to determine: The predicted maximum (theoretical) yield of Aspirin (g). The experimental yield of Aspirin (g). The % yield in each experiment The average % yield for both experiments. Determine the number of aspirin tablets that could be prepared if a typical tablet contains 325 mg aspirin (the rest is starch binder and buffer to reduce the possible irritation) in each experiment.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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