. conclusions from permanganate test. Based on observations, comment on positive and negative tests with reasoning (no reactions necessary) . First, recalculate the theoretical yield using the actual mass of oleic acid you used. Note: The percent yield of a reaction is always calculated as (mass of pure product/theoretical yield) *100. As you were not required to purify it, you may just present this as a "yield of crude product" calculation. IV. Summary Question For the reaction below, suggest any three possible structures of alkene reactants that could be used to make the product shown using a hydrogenation reaction. ? NH, HCOẶ Pd/C, CH₂OH

. conclusions from permanganate test. Based on observations, comment on positive and negative tests with reasoning (no reactions necessary) . First, recalculate the theoretical yield using the actual mass of oleic acid you used. Note: The percent yield of a reaction is always calculated as (mass of pure product/theoretical yield) *100. As you were not required to purify it, you may just present this as a "yield of crude product" calculation. IV. Summary Question For the reaction below, suggest any three possible structures of alkene reactants that could be used to make the product shown using a hydrogenation reaction. ? NH, HCOẶ Pd/C, CH₂OH

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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