Complete the table below with the pollowing values-Table 1. Preparation of methyl saliaylateweight ofmethyl valiaylate12 -459Theoretical yieldPercentage yieldbata:Den sities :Actual yield = 12-4Sgmolar masses :merhanol- 0.192 glmLsalicy lic Acia : 139. 122 g (mo)Methanol :methyl salieylate , 174 g /mL.32.04 g.molSalicy lic pcid = 9methyl saliaylate: i52.149g Imo)

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Chapter5: Alkenes: Bonding, Nomenclature, And Properties

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