4 Data TableComplete the information below based on Data Table 2: Molar Mass ofBenzoic Acid Data in the Investigation Manual.Molar Mass ofBenzoic AcidPure Lauric AcidLauric Acid +0.4 Lauric Acid + 0.5Benzoic Acid g Benzoic Acidwww.miteron umidimammaMass of Lauric Acid3.00g3.50(0)Mass of Benzoic0.00g0.50gAcid (9)Freezing Point (C) 4351.0Freezing PointDepression (C)0.0Molality of Benzoic0.00Acid in Lauric AcidMoles of BenzoicAcid0.00 10 00Experimental MolarMass of Benzoic000AcidAverage MolarMassPercent Error3.400.40g53.00.00.000.00 x10 0000000000.0

Given: Trial-1 Trial-2 Trial-3 Mass of Lauric acid 3.00 g 3.40 g 3.50 g Mass of benzoic…

Complete the information below based on Data Table 2: Molar Mass of Benzoic Acid Data in the Investigation Manual. Molar Mass of Benzoic Acid Pure Lauric Acid Lauric Acid + 0.4 9 Benzoic Acid Lauric Acid + 0.5 g Benzoic Acid Mass of Lauric Acid 3.00g 3.40 3.50 (0) Mass of Benzoic 0.00g Acid (9) 0.40g 0.50g Freezing Point (SC) 43 53.0 51.0 Freezing Point 0.0 0.0 Depression (C) Molality of Benzoic 0.00 0.00 Acid in Lauric Acid Moles of Benzoic Acid 0.00×1000 0.00×10 00 Experimental Molar Mass of Benzoic 000 000 Acid Average Molar 000 Mass Percent Error 00.0

Complete the information below based on Data Table 2: Molar Mass of Benzoic Acid Data in the Investigation Manual. Molar Mass of Benzoic Acid Pure Lauric Acid Lauric Acid + 0.4 9 Benzoic Acid Lauric Acid + 0.5 g Benzoic Acid Mass of Lauric Acid 3.00g 3.40 3.50 (0) Mass of Benzoic 0.00g Acid (9) 0.40g 0.50g Freezing Point (SC) 43 53.0 51.0 Freezing Point 0.0 0.0 Depression (C) Molality of Benzoic 0.00 0.00 Acid in Lauric Acid Moles of Benzoic Acid 0.00×1000 0.00×10 00 Experimental Molar Mass of Benzoic 000 000 Acid Average Molar 000 Mass Percent Error 00.0

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter20: Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions: Competing Nucleophiles

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