Use the following experimental data to calculate the following 4 questions:
Initial amount of the mixture = 1g Ferrocene + 1g Acetyl Ferrocene.
Initial weight of flask 1= 20.525g
Final weight flask 1+Ferrocene recovered = 21.235g
Initial weight of flask 2 = 20.235g
Final weight of flask 2+Acetyl ferrocene recovered = 20.925g
What is the mass of recovered ferrocene?
A
0.71
B
0.72
C
0.70
D
0.75
Q2
What is the mass of recovered acetyl ferrocene?
A
0.534
B
0.715
C
0.691
D
0.671
Q3
HomeworkUnanswered
What is the percent yield of ferrocene?
A
80%
B
71%
C
65%
D
90%
What is the percent yield of acetyl ferrocene?
A
59.1%
B
49.1%
C
69.1%
D
79.1%
1)
Mass of the recovered ferrocene = 21.235 – 20.525
Mass of the recovered ferrocene = 0.71 gram
Option A is correct.
2)
Mass of the recovered acetyl ferrocene = 20.925 – 20.235
Mass of the recovered acetyl ferrocene = 0.69 gram
Option C is correct.
3)
Percent yield of ferrocene = 0.71*100/1
Percent yield of ferrocene =71%
Option B is correct.
4)
Percent yield of acetyl ferrocene = 0.691*100/1
Percent yield of acetyl ferrocene =69.1%
Option C is correct.
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