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Calculate theoretical yield of the Grignard reaction synthesis of triphenylmethanol from bromobenzene. Amounts of products used are listed in the image.

Transcribed Image Text:3. Fill in the quantities of reagents used in this experiment.
Compound
density, g/mL
bromobenzene
A que
diethyl ether
magesium
to stud
benzophenone
uL used
100 μL
500 ML
(solid)
gntivo sbsm NO
(solid)
1.50
0.72
(solid)
noiievised
(solid)
mmol used
mg used
150 mg 0.96 mmol
nodne not smAq@T, &.01
xxxx 360mg xxxx 4.86 mmol
0.99mmol
16 odimos
24 mg
140 mg
0.71 mmol
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