Note: mass values should be listed to three decimal places (eg. 0.XXX). Percent values should be listed as whole numbers. starting materials experimental mass (g) veratrole 0.7432 product experimental mass (g) theoretical mass (g) % yield 4-nitroveratrole 0.633|

Note: mass values should be listed to three decimal places (eg. 0.XXX). Percent values should be listed as whole numbers. starting materials experimental mass (g) veratrole 0.7432 product experimental mass (g) theoretical mass (g) % yield 4-nitroveratrole 0.633|

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starting materials
experimental mass (g)
veratrole
0.7432
product
experimental mass (g)
theoretical mass (g)
% yield
4-nitroveratrole
0.633

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