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fischer esterification:
5.4mL of isopentyl alcohol, molar mass 88.15g/mol:
8.5mL of acetic acid, molar mass 60.05 g/mol:
Experimental final product(Isopentyl acetate) I got: 3.10g.
1.Calculate for theretical yield.
2.Percentage yield
3. % recovery.

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Result : Reagent and product's Data Table
Quantity
Substance
Isopentyl Alcohol 5.4ml
Acetic acid
Product:
Isopentyl acetate
Theoretical yield:
8.5mL
3.10g
Molar mass
(g/mol)
88.15
60.05
130.19
Boiling point
Acetic Acid: 8.925g x (1mol/60.05g) = 0.148 mol
Isopentyl Alcohol: 4.20g x (1oml/88.15g) = 0.0476 mol
Limiting reagent: Isopentyl alcohol (smallest mole)
130
142
Density (g/ml)
0.809
1.049
0.876
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