1.Calcluate the theoretical yield of the coumerin prodcut from the reaction below.2. Given an actual yield of 4.1 grams of coumarin. Calculate the percent yield of coumerin. .CO2Et.CO2E(pКa 11)ОННОАС(pКa 5)salicylaldehydeethyl malonateEEOH(pКa 8-9)(РКa 13)78°С, 2 hReagent table:revised 03/09/2010sshreagent (source)Mwtmp °C bp OС(Fp)mmol (%)massdensityvolumesalicylaldehyde(Acros)122.11-2197(76)32.9 (99%) 4.02 g1.16g/mL3.5 mLdiethyl malonate(Aldrich)160.219935.9 (99%) 5.75 g1.06g/mL5.5 mLethanol (100%)(Pharmaco)46.1-117780.79 g/mL 25 mLpiperidine(Aldrich)4.0 (99%)0.34 g85.2-131060.86 g/mL 0.40 mLacetic acid60.1161180.90.05 g1.05 g/mL 0.05 mL(Pharmaco)glacial acetic acid(99.7%)7.18 gethyl 3-coumarin-carboxylate218.292-9432.9

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1.Calcluate the theoretical yield of the coumerin prodcut from the reaction below. 2. Given an actual yield of 4.1 grams of coumarin. Calculate the percent yield of coumerin.

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