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Solution and explanation for Percentage Yield and Theoritical Yield for this data (Synthesis of Aspirin)
Salicylic acid - 1.950 g
Labeled watch glass - 50.664 g
Labeled watch glass & piece of filter paper together - 50.872 g
filter paper only - 0.208 g
Where the data is from: https://youtu.be/tLXljLxRZ0U
Room temperature - filter paper, watch glass and aspirin - 53.088 g
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