Question 12 (1 point) To really evaluate the success of this synthesis, you will need to...
To really evaluate the success of this synthesis, you will need to carefully consider the following; purity, percent yield, melting point behaviour. To say your experiment was a success and that you have made a reasonable amount of cholesteryl nonanoate, you want to make sure all of these were successful. Which of the following statements is true? 1- Cholesteryl nonanoate has been successfully prepared if the percent yield is 90%, the melting point was 74-86oC and liquid crystaline behaviour was...
DATA Part A: Synthesis of Aspirin Mass of salicylic acid Mass of watch glass Mass of watch glass + dry product Calculated mass of dry product Melting range of product Addition of FeCl, to salicylic acid Addition of FeCl, to product Theoretical yield of aspirin Show calculation: Percent yield of aspina product Show calculation: Lab 9 . Formation o Section LAB 9 REFLECTIVE EXERCISES Date 1 What data did you collect to indicate that you successfully produced aspirn? What did...
1 Calulate the percent yeild. Show work. explain the percent
yield
2)Which stereoisomer of Dibromosuccinic acid(racemic melting
point =170° C meso melting point = 290°C ) did you obtain? Draw it
and showing mechanism to justify its transformation. PLEASE
EXPLAIN
3) Explain the chemistry of the experiment.
LAB /4-1-27 Preparation of Dibromosuccinic Acid Introduction: In this experiment, you will add bromine across the double bond of f mar determine the stereochemistry of your product via melting point. ou will then...
Experiment 12: Synthesis of Benzoic Acid pre-lab (4 pts) 1 (2 pts) Refer to the introduction on the general process of hydrolysis of nitriles to carboxylic acids. Starting with benzonitrile (shown below), show how it is converted to benzoic acid under basic conditions. N 2) (2 pts) The reaction for the synthesis of benzoic acid via benzonitrile hydrolysis is shown below: 1) NaOH, HO YOH + NaCl 2) HCI, H,0 Benzonitrile Density = 1.0 g/mL MM = 103.04 g/mol Benzoic...
Name Lab Partner LAB 9 REFLECTIVE EXERCISES Lab Section 1 What data did you collect to indicate that you successfully produced aspirin? What did your results indicate about the purity of the aspirin you obtained? Explain your answers. 2 Given that the melting point of salicylic acid is 159 C, can you be certain that the product you isolated was not pure solicylic acid that was unchanged during the reaction? Can you be certain that the product you isolated was...
hi team! could i have some help filling in the blanks? Also,
could you please double-check my answers at the bottom of the
page?
info:
mass of filter paper + weigh boat = 3.051 g
mass of filter paper + weigh boat + dry aspirin = 4.971
g
mass of aspirin = 1.92 g
Data and Results: Preparation of Aspirin Section Mass of salicylic acid used Volume of acetic anhydride used Mass of acetic anhydride used (density = 1.08 g/mL.)...
You will apply what you have learned earlier in the semester when performing the Acid-Base Extraction experiment to perform a different separation: that of an organic neutral compound and organic base. You will also need to purify and characterize these compounds. You will have one lab period to execute your plan for separating the assigned mixture given below. There will be a 1:1 (by mass) mixture placed in the lab: 1,4-dichlorobenzene/ethyl 4-aminobenzoate. You will take approximately 1 g of your...
1. Consider unknown compounds made of C, H and O atoms. Explain how you expect the water solubility of a compound to change as it's weight percent oxygen increases. 2. What is the advantage of using a mixed melting point analysis to identify a compound? Does your mixed melting point value identify your isolated material as cholesterol?
1. Why do soluble impurities affect the melting point while insoluble impurities are expected not to affect the melting point? (3 points) 2. Why cold solvents are preferred during recrystallization and when is recrystallization selected vs other purification techniques you have learned during 3210 labs. (3 points) 3. The solid compound "X" has two components (A and B). After heating the solid powder (X), one component (A) is left and the other component (B) evaporated directly. Comment on the nature...
I've attached the procedure we used for reference. but
I need help with question 1 and 2, the anilide derivative MW, and
question 6 please. if you see anything else wrong please let me
know. thank you!!!
LABORATORY REPORT SHEET: Unknown carboxylic acid dervative L formation11-12C Letter of Assigned Unknown Carboxylic Acid Melting point range (solid) 02。COR Boiling point (liquid) Mass of carboxylic acid used: Amide derivative chosen (circle one) anilide p-toluidide, amide Mass of crude (pre-crystallization) amide:. Melting point...