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1. EIOH, H,SO, reflux HO 2. Na CO,. H.O H.N H.N 4-aminobenzoie acid Benzocaine 165.19 g/mol 137.14 g/mol A student starts with 0.519 g of pure 4-aminobenzoic acid, (molar mass 137.14 g/mol) and ends up with 0.484 g of benzocaine (molar mass 165.19 g/mol). Given that ethanol is in excess, what are the theoretical and percent yields for this reaction? Assume all starting material is converted to product when caleulating the theoretical yield.

1. EIOH, H,SO, reflux HO 2. Na CO,. H.O H.N H.N 4-aminobenzoie acid Benzocaine 165.19 g/mol 137.14 g/mol A student starts with 0.519 g of pure 4-aminobenzoic acid, (molar mass 137.14 g/mol) and ends up with 0.484 g of benzocaine (molar mass 165.19 g/mol). Given that ethanol is in excess, what are the theoretical and percent yields for this reaction? Assume all starting material is converted to product when caleulating the theoretical yield.

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Consider the synthesis of benzocaine. 1. EIOH, H,SO,, reflux OH 2. Na,CO, Hо H.N H,N 4-aminobenzoic acid 137.14 g/mol Benzocaine 165.19 g/mol A student starts with 0.519 g of pure 4-aminobenzoic acid, (molar mass 137.14 g/mol) and ends up with 0.484 g of benzocaine (molar mass 165.19 g/mol). Given that ethanol is in excess, what are the theoretical and percent yields for this reaction? Assume all starting material is converted to product when calculating the theoretical yield. theoretical yield: percent yields
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the synthesis of benzocaine. 1. EIOH, H,SO,, reflux OH 2. Na,CO, Hо H.N H,N 4-aminobenzoic acid 137.14 g/mol Benzocaine 165.19 g/mol A student starts with 0.519 g of pure 4-aminobenzoic acid, (molar mass 137.14 g/mol) and ends up with 0.484 g of benzocaine (molar mass 165.19 g/mol). Given that ethanol is in excess, what are the theoretical and percent yields for this reaction? Assume all starting material is converted to product when calculating the theoretical yield. theoretical yield: percent yields
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