What is the theoretical yield of the below reaction:
Number of moles of hydroquinone = 1.59g/110.11g/mol = 0.01444mol
Number of moles of terephthaloyl chloride = 1.01g/203.02g/mol = 0.004975mol
The number of moles of polymer formed = 0.004975 mol
Mass of polymer formed (theoretical yield) = 0.004975mol× 327.39g/mol = 1.6287g = 1.63 g. (Answer)
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