Report your results including: a) volume collected and % ethanol for each fraction b) % yield of ethanol from molasses c) % yield ethanol from sugars, assuming approximately half of molasses is reactive sugars. Show at least one representative calculation for each part (a, b, and c).The relevant reaction is: C12H22O11 (sucrose) -> 4 CH3CH2OH + 4 CO2. Data: Fraction 1: 1mL ethanol collected, 0.81g Fraction 2L 1mL ethanol collected, 0.95g Fraction 3: 1mL ethanol product collected, 0.97g Density % EtOHg/mLby wt.0.9890.9820.9750.9690.9620.9540.9450.9350.9250.9140.9030.8910.8800.868510152025303540455055606570Aqueous Alcohol (EtOH) Content% EtOHg EtOHDensityby vol.per 100g/mL.mL.6.274.950.85612.449.820.84318.5414.630.83124.5419.370.82830.4624.040.82636.2528.610.82341.9033.070.82147.40 37,410.81852.72 41.610.81557.8945.690.81362.89 49.64 0.81067.7453.470.80772.4357.170.80476.95 60.740.789% EtOHby wt.75808586878889909192939495100% EtOH g EtOHby voi.per 100mL81.3064.1785.4967.4889.4870.6390.2571.2391.0271.8491.77 72.4392.53 73.0393.2773.6293.9974.1994.7274.7695.44 75.3296.1175.8696.7976.40100.0078.9

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Report your results including: a) volume collected and % ethanol for each fraction b) % yield of ethanol from molasses c) % yield ethanol from sugars, assuming approximately half of molasses is reactive sugars. Show at least one representative calculation for each part (a, b, and c). The relevant reaction is: C12H22O11 (sucrose) -> 4 CH3CH2OH + 4 CO2. Data: Fraction 1: 1mL ethanol collected, 0.81g Fraction 2L 1mL ethanol collected, 0.95g Fraction 3: 1mL ethanol product collected, 0.97g

Report your results including: a) volume collected and % ethanol for each fraction b) % yield of ethanol from molasses c) % yield ethanol from sugars, assuming approximately half of molasses is reactive sugars. Show at least one representative calculation for each part (a, b, and c). The relevant reaction is: C12H22O11 (sucrose) -> 4 CH3CH2OH + 4 CO2. Data: Fraction 1: 1mL ethanol collected, 0.81g Fraction 2L 1mL ethanol collected, 0.95g Fraction 3: 1mL ethanol product collected, 0.97g

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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