The Gabriel synthesis is a two-step preparation for primary amines, with the alkylation of potassiumphthalimide constituting the first step as shown here:DMF, heatK-NCIpotassium phthalimideAWhat is the theoretical yield of compound B, in grams, when 313 g of compound A are allowed toreact with 187 g of potassium phthalimide? [Hint: cmpd A = 224.07 g/mol; cmpd B = 335.13 g/mol,and potassium phthalimide = 184.99 g/mol]

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The Gabriel synthesis is a two-step preparation for primary amines, with the alkylation of potassium phthalimide constituting the first step as shown here: DMF, heat potassium phthalimide A B What is the theoretical yield of compound B, in grams, when 313 g of compound A are allowed to react with 187 g of potassium phthalimide? [Hint: cmpd A = 224.07 g/mol; cmpd B = 335.13 g/mol, and potassium phthalimide = 184.99 g/mol]

The Gabriel synthesis is a two-step preparation for primary amines, with the alkylation of potassium phthalimide constituting the first step as shown here: DMF, heat potassium phthalimide A B What is the theoretical yield of compound B, in grams, when 313 g of compound A are allowed to react with 187 g of potassium phthalimide? [Hint: cmpd A = 224.07 g/mol; cmpd B = 335.13 g/mol, and potassium phthalimide = 184.99 g/mol]

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