.771g of acetominophen reacts with 1.0 eqivalent of 1.5M KOH and 1.2 equivalents of pure liquid n-butyl bromide in ethanol solvent to give .901g of the willimason ether product a) calculate the volume of the base and the volume of the SN2 electrophile needed for the reaction needed for the reaction using the equivalents given above b) caclulate the percent yield of the reaction

.771g of acetominophen reacts with 1.0 eqivalent of 1.5M KOH and 1.2 equivalents of pure liquid n-butyl bromide in ethanol solvent to give .901g of the willimason ether product a) calculate the volume of the base and the volume of the SN2 electrophile needed for the reaction needed for the reaction using the equivalents given above b) caclulate the percent yield of the reaction

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Author:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

Publisher:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

Chapter43: Amines

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