Calculate the yield of tert- butyl chloride if we take 7ml of tert- butanol and the actual mass of tert-butyl chloride was 5.7 gram (density of tert- butane=0.775g/cm3 ,Mwt of tert-butyle chloride =92.57g/mol , Mwt tert-butanol = 74.12g/mol) ,your calculation must consider the ratio between number of tert-butanol moles : tert- butyle chloride moles is 1: 1

Calculate the yield of tert- butyl chloride if we take 7ml of tert- butanol and the actual mass of tert-butyl chloride was 5.7 gram (density of tert- butane=0.775g/cm3 ,Mwt of tert-butyle chloride =92.57g/mol , Mwt tert-butanol = 74.12g/mol) ,your calculation must consider the ratio between number of tert-butanol moles : tert- butyle chloride moles is 1: 1

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Chapter10: Organic Chemistry

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