Can someone help me please, I am struggling to figure out question C (mmol) ,D theortical yeild and E. Experimental yeild. Please help. Use the provisional data provided to complete the calculations below to determine the percent yield for your experiment. Make sure youenter the answers with the units specified.Determine the milimoles of cyclohexanone (mmol)1.018SavedEnter the molar concentration of sodium borohydride in solution (M)1.05SavedDetermine the milimoles of sodium borohydride used in your reaction (mmol)What is the limiting reagent?cyclohexanoneSavedDetermine the theoretical yield (mg)Enter the experimental yield of cyclohexanol (mg) Are you completing this report using your own data that you obtained in the lab (required for students who attended the lab as perthe schedule)?NoComposition of Sodium Borohydride SolutionMass of sodium borohydride used to make solution (g)0.963Mass of sodium methoxide used to make solution (g)0.477Volume of methanol used to make solution (mL)23.9Data Collection450Volume of the sodium borohydride solution used (uL)250Volume of methanol (uL)18.945Mass of empty 5 mL conical vial (g)19.045Mass of 5 mL conical vial with cyclohexanone (g)13.145Mass of empty scintillation vial for cyclohexanol (g)13.223Mass of scintillation vial with cyclohexanol (g)Volume of 1 M HCI (mL)3Number of 1 mL portions of DCM used

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Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781133611097

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl

Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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