ind the percent yield of bromobenzene,this reaction reacts bromine with benzene and requires the use of a strong catalyst, a Lewis acid: Br2 (reagent, in excess) Benzene ---------------> Bromobenzene FeBr3 (catalyst) *reaction not balanced on purpose 2.00 mL of benzene (where benzene is the limiting reactant, bromine is in excess) are used as the starting material (density = 0.874 g/mL). The actual yield of bromobenzene is 1.10 mL (density = 1.50 g/mL). find the percent yield!
ind the percent yield of bromobenzene,this reaction reacts bromine with benzene and requires the use of a strong catalyst, a Lewis acid: Br2 (reagent, in excess) Benzene ---------------> Bromobenzene FeBr3 (catalyst) *reaction not balanced on purpose 2.00 mL of benzene (where benzene is the limiting reactant, bromine is in excess) are used as the starting material (density = 0.874 g/mL). The actual yield of bromobenzene is 1.10 mL (density = 1.50 g/mL). find the percent yield!
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find the percent yield of bromobenzene,this reaction reacts bromine with benzene and requires the use of a strong catalyst, a Lewis acid:
Br2 (reagent, in excess)
Benzene ---------------> Bromobenzene
FeBr3 (catalyst)
*reaction not balanced on purpose
2.00 mL of benzene (where benzene is the limiting reactant, bromine is in excess) are used as the starting material (density = 0.874 g/mL). The actual yield of bromobenzene is 1.10 mL (density = 1.50 g/mL). find the percent yield!
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