(1) 4-Phenyl Phenol(2) KOH in ethanol(1M)(3) Benzyl chloride(4) 4-benzyloxybiphenyl(1)(2)Name(3)(4)Williamson Ether SynthesisPhysical Properties of Regents and ProductsPercent Yield:Structural FormulaStructure andFormulaKOMC₁₂ H₂OC₂ B₂ CIVolume(mL)Solution:10mLMolarMass(g/mol)0.6mL170. al56.1056126.58260.34Mass(8)0.8566Density(g/ml)C₂H₂OQuantities of Reagents Used and Products Formed2.1621.111.11.1MeltingPt. (°C)163Solute:-39136-137Moles0.010.0050330.00521BoilingPt. ("C)306.4179N/ALimitingReagentCheck✓ActualTheoreticalMelting Poind: 126.3°C-131.0%

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(1) 4-Phenyl Phenol (2) KOH in ethanol (1M) (3) Benzyl chloride (4) 4-benzyloxy biphenyl (1) (2) Name (3) (4) Williamson Ether Synthesis Physical Properties of Regents and Products Percent Yield: Structure and Formula K-H KOM Structural Formula C₁₂ 4₂0 C₂ B₂ CI Volume (mL) Solution: 10-L Molar Mass (g/mol) 0.6mL 130.21 56.1056 126.58 260.34 Mass (8) 0.8566 Density (g/mL) CAM₂O Quantities of Reagents Used and Products Formed 2.162 1.11 1.1 LI Melting Pt. (C) 163 Solute: -39 136-137 Moles 0.01 0.005033 0.00521 Boiling Pt. ("C) 306.4 179 N/A Limiting Reagent Check ✓ Actual Theoretical Melting Prind: 126.3°C - 131.0°C

(1) 4-Phenyl Phenol (2) KOH in ethanol (1M) (3) Benzyl chloride (4) 4-benzyloxy biphenyl (1) (2) Name (3) (4) Williamson Ether Synthesis Physical Properties of Regents and Products Percent Yield: Structure and Formula K-H KOM Structural Formula C₁₂ 4₂0 C₂ B₂ CI Volume (mL) Solution: 10-L Molar Mass (g/mol) 0.6mL 130.21 56.1056 126.58 260.34 Mass (8) 0.8566 Density (g/mL) CAM₂O Quantities of Reagents Used and Products Formed 2.162 1.11 1.1 LI Melting Pt. (C) 163 Solute: -39 136-137 Moles 0.01 0.005033 0.00521 Boiling Pt. ("C) 306.4 179 N/A Limiting Reagent Check ✓ Actual Theoretical Melting Prind: 126.3°C - 131.0°C

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

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Problem 16.42P: When cis-2-decalone is dissolved in ether containing a trace of HCl, an equilibrium is established...

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