Acetanilide 14,3°C compound identity literature m.p. of compound experimental m.p. of your impure sample 90,8-106.8 °c (range) la. Based on the melting point of your crude sample, what can you say about its purity? Explain. 1b. What effect does the presence of the following impurity have on the melting point of a sample: i) the impurity is maleic acid ii) the impurity is charcoal (an insoluble impurity)

Acetanilide 14,3°C compound identity literature m.p. of compound experimental m.p. of your impure sample 90,8-106.8 °c (range) la. Based on the melting point of your crude sample, what can you say about its purity? Explain. 1b. What effect does the presence of the following impurity have on the melting point of a sample: i) the impurity is maleic acid ii) the impurity is charcoal (an insoluble impurity)

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