Compound | molar mass | density | volume | mmol | equ |
21% sodium ethoxide in ethanol | 68.05 g/mol | 0.868 g/mL | 20 mL | ~1.3 | |
*1-bromobutane | 137.02 g/mol | 1.276 g/mL | 4.5 mL | ~1.0 |
*Limiting Reagent: 1-bromobutane
I need help finding the mmol of sodium ethoxide in ethanol and
1-bromobutane. Also how to find the theoretical yield of this
reaction from this graph?
Compound molar mass density volume mmol equ 21% sodium ethoxide in ethanol 68.05 g/mol 0.868 g/mL...
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