Suppose you carried out a reaction in which you reacted 11 g of 1-pentene with 35 mL of concentrated HBr solution, what would be the limiting reagent? Also show how you could calculate the theoretical yield. For full credit the complete solutions to both problems must be shown.

Suppose you carried out a reaction in which you reacted 11 g of 1-pentene with 35 mL of concentrated HBr solution, what would be the limiting reagent? Also show how you could calculate the theoretical yield. For full credit the complete solutions to both problems must be shown.

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter22: Substituted Hydrocarbons And Their Reactions

Section22.4: Other Reactions Of Organic Compounds

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