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If I use of benzaldehyde, of a solution containing of acetone in ethanol.

What is the number of moles of benzaldehyde and what is the number of moles of acetone?

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1) A student carries out the synthesis but instead of reacting 2 moles of benzaldehyde with 1 mole of acetone, they react 1 mole of benzaldehyde with 2 moles of acetone. What product is most likely to form? Please explain.

In the following reaction, 9.7 mL of benzaldehyde was reacted with3.7 mL of acetone to form 6.41 g of pure dibenzalacetone. Show thecalculation for the moles of benzaldehyde, the moles of acetone,the theoretical yield of dibenzalacetone in grams, and thecalculation for the % yield of the product (dibenzalacetone). Alsoindicate which reagent is the limiting reagent.

Molecular weight are as followed Benzaldehyde=106.13g/mol, acetone58.o8g/mol. dibenzalacetone 234.30g/mol


In the following reaction, 9.7 mL of benzaldehyde was reacted with3.7 mL of acetone to form 6.41 g of pure dibenzalacetone. Show thecalculation for the moles of benzaldehyde, the moles of acetone,the theoretical yield of dibenzalacetone in grams, and thecalculation for the % yield of the product (dibenzalacetone). Alsoindicate which reagent is the limiting reagent.

Molecular weight are as followed Benzaldehyde=106.13g/mol, acetone58.o8g/mol. dibenzalacetone 234.30g/mol


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