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10. Chapter 16: Organic synthesis- The Last Two Steps in a Multi-step Synthesis of Methyl m-nitrobenzoate CHOH a. What was the purpose of refluxing in this lab? b. What was the purpose of boiling chips? ©Why was t-butyl methyl ether the used? d. What layer was the sulfuric acid and methanot in? To peexent bumping Why was saturated aqueous sodium bicarbonate added? Why was saturated sodium chloride added?

10. Chapter 16: Organic synthesis- The Last Two Steps in a Multi-step Synthesis of Methyl m-nitrobenzoate CHOH a. What was the purpose of refluxing in this lab? b. What was the purpose of boiling chips? ©Why was t-butyl methyl ether the used? d. What layer was the sulfuric acid and methanot in? To peexent bumping Why was saturated aqueous sodium bicarbonate added? Why was saturated sodium chloride added?

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter33: Triphenylmethanol And Benzoic Acid

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