1.3 g naphthalene, 1 mL HNO3 and 1 mL H2SO4 were used to synthesize alpha nitro naphthalene. Calculate the % yield of the reaction since 0.8 g of pure product is obtained at the end of the reaction . (For HNO3: d=1.5129 g/mL; 65%; Ma=63 g/mol - for H2SO4: d=1.83 g/mL; 98%; Ma= 98 g/mol; naphthalene for: Ma=128 g/mol)

1.3 g naphthalene, 1 mL HNO3 and 1 mL H2SO4 were used to synthesize alpha nitro naphthalene. Calculate the % yield of the reaction since 0.8 g of pure product is obtained at the end of the reaction . (For HNO3: d=1.5129 g/mL; 65%; Ma=63 g/mol - for H2SO4: d=1.83 g/mL; 98%; Ma= 98 g/mol; naphthalene for: Ma=128 g/mol)

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