Table 1 Synthesis Table for synthesis of p-(acetylamino)benzoic acidCompoundMwDensity (g/mL) MassMolesYield|(%)(3)0.8113g(g/mol)p-Methylacetanilide149.190g/mol1.22g/mL0.005438 molMagnesium sulfatePotassium permanganatep-(acetylamino)benzoicacid120.415g/mol158.034g/mol2.66g/mL1.0g/mL2.0004g2.4007g0.166125 mol0.01591 mol179.17g/mol1.2822g/mL1.04879g0.0058536p-Methylacetanilide is oxidized to p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid with potassiumpermanganate.KMNO4HO.MgSO4p-methylacetanilidep-(acetylamino)benzoic acidFigure 4-1. The reaction scheme.Can you help with the percent yield as moles of product/moles of limiting reagent?

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Table 1 Synthesis Table for synthesis of p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid Compound Mw Moles Yield Density (g/mL) (g) Mass (g/mol) (%) p-Methylacetanilide 149.190g/mol 1.22g/mL 0.8113g 0.005438 mol Magnesium sulfate Potassium permanganate p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid 120.415g/mol 158.034g/mol 0.166125 mol 2.66g/mL 1.0g/mL 2.0004g 2.4007g 0.01591 mol 179.17g/mol 1.2822g/mL 1.04879g 0.0058536 p-Methylacetanilide is oxidized to p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid with potassium permanganate. KMNO4 HO. MgSO4 p-methylacetanilide p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid Figure 4-1. The reaction scheme. Can you help with the percent yield as moles of product/moles of limiting reagent?

Table 1 Synthesis Table for synthesis of p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid Compound Mw Moles Yield Density (g/mL) (g) Mass (g/mol) (%) p-Methylacetanilide 149.190g/mol 1.22g/mL 0.8113g 0.005438 mol Magnesium sulfate Potassium permanganate p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid 120.415g/mol 158.034g/mol 0.166125 mol 2.66g/mL 1.0g/mL 2.0004g 2.4007g 0.01591 mol 179.17g/mol 1.2822g/mL 1.04879g 0.0058536 p-Methylacetanilide is oxidized to p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid with potassium permanganate. KMNO4 HO. MgSO4 p-methylacetanilide p-(acetylamino)benzoic acid Figure 4-1. The reaction scheme. Can you help with the percent yield as moles of product/moles of limiting reagent?

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