1.ln the preparation of aspirin, 6.0 grams of salicylic acid was made to react with acetic anhydride gnbydride forming 4 grams of aspirin. Calculate the % yield_of aspirin. 2. calculate the amount of sodium salt of aspirin obtained from the preparation.

1.ln the preparation of aspirin, 6.0 grams of salicylic acid was made to react with acetic anhydride gnbydride forming 4 grams of aspirin. Calculate the % yield_of aspirin. 2. calculate the amount of sodium salt of aspirin obtained from the preparation.

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1.In the preparation of aspirin, 6.0 grams of salicylic acid was made to react with acetic
anhydride gnbydride forming 4 grams of aspirin. Calculate the % yield of aspirin.
2. calculate the amount of sodium salt of aspirin obtained from the preparation.

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