What is the limiting reagent in the synthesis of triphenylmethanol via Grignard reagent? Show the calculation briefly and prove it Compound MW starting mass or volume Density mmol Magnesium 24.31 0.538 1.74 22.0mmol Bromobenzene 157.01 2.4mL 1.495 22.0mmol Benzophenone 182.2 3.651mL 20.0mmol

What is the limiting reagent in the synthesis of triphenylmethanol via Grignard reagent? Show the calculation briefly and prove it Compound MW starting mass or volume Density mmol Magnesium 24.31 0.538 1.74 22.0mmol Bromobenzene 157.01 2.4mL 1.495 22.0mmol Benzophenone 182.2 3.651mL 20.0mmol

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Chapter10: Gas Chromatography: Analyzing Alkene Isomers

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What is the limiting reagent in the synthesis of triphenylmethanol via Grignard reagent? Show the calculation briefly and prove it

Compound	MW	starting mass or volume	Density	mmol
Magnesium	24.31	0.538	1.74	22.0mmol
Bromobenzene	157.01	2.4mL	1.495	22.0mmol
Benzophenone	182.2	3.651mL		20.0mmol

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