A4 DatasheetA. Preparation of AspirinA.1A.2A.3A.4A.SA.6Mass of flaskMass of flask and salicylic acidMass of watch glassCalculationsA.7Mass of watch glass and crude aspirin productAlter 0.214 gPAPER.weighofMass of salicylic acidMaximum possible yield of aspirinShow calculations95.0709-93.0089Mass of aspirin observed.Percent yieldShow calculationsMelting point in °C of aspirin product93.008995.070929.517 g32.004 g2.0629Questions and ProblemsQ.1 Draw the structural formula for aspirin. Label the ester group and the carboxylic acid group.CarboxylicOOHACID:ESTERQ.2 If a typical aspirin tablet contains 325 mg aspirin (the rest is starch binder), how many tabletscould you prepare from the aspirin you made in lab? Show work for full credit

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Datasheet A. Preparation of Aspirin A.1 Mass of flask A.2 Mass of flask and salicylic acid Mass of watch glass Mass of watch glass and crude aspirin product 149 weighoffer 0.214 Alter PAPEET Calculations A.3 Mass of salicylic acid A.4 Maximum possible yield of aspirin Show calculations 95-0709 -93.0089 93.0089 95.070 9 29-517 g 32.004 g 2.0629

Datasheet A. Preparation of Aspirin A.1 Mass of flask A.2 Mass of flask and salicylic acid Mass of watch glass Mass of watch glass and crude aspirin product 149 weighoffer 0.214 Alter PAPEET Calculations A.3 Mass of salicylic acid A.4 Maximum possible yield of aspirin Show calculations 95-0709 -93.0089 93.0089 95.070 9 29-517 g 32.004 g 2.0629

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079113

Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Publisher:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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