Volume of acetic anhydride: 2.98 mL Mass of salicylic acid: 1.00 g Mass of aspirin recovered: 0.67 g a) Calculate the mmol of salicylic acid used to two decimal places (SHOW ALL WORK). b) Which is the limiting reagent, acetic anhydride or salicylic acid? Justify with a numerical comparison of mmols of each using an inequality (<).

Volume of acetic anhydride: 2.98 mL Mass of salicylic acid: 1.00 g Mass of aspirin recovered: 0.67 g a) Calculate the mmol of salicylic acid used to two decimal places (SHOW ALL WORK). b) Which is the limiting reagent, acetic anhydride or salicylic acid? Justify with a numerical comparison of mmols of each using an inequality (<).

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

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Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Publisher:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Chapter16: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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