Q5 \ The phenyl methanol was the limiting factor in this reaction. using the fact that the student used 1 cm' of phenyl methanol ( density =1.04 g/cm'). Calculate the percentage yield if 0.58 g of benzoic acid was obtained ? 3C6H5CH2OH+4KmnO »3 C6H5COOH +4MNO4+ Н20 +4КОН M.W For C6HSCOOH = 122g/mol M.w For C6H5CH2OH = 108 g/ mol %3D

Q5 \ The phenyl methanol was the limiting factor in this reaction. using the fact that the student used 1 cm' of phenyl methanol ( density =1.04 g/cm'). Calculate the percentage yield if 0.58 g of benzoic acid was obtained ? 3C6H5CH2OH+4KmnO »3 C6H5COOH +4MNO4+ Н20 +4КОН M.W For C6HSCOOH = 122g/mol M.w For C6H5CH2OH = 108 g/ mol %3D

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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