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what is the limiting reactant?
a. salicylic acid
b. acetic anhydride
c. phosphoric acid
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what is the limiting reactant?
a. salicylic acid
b. acetic anhydride
c. phosphoric acid
Draw a balanced equation for the reaction. Include drawings of the structures of the reactant and product. OH 2-CH3 -&-CH3 + ?-?? 11 -CH3 Calculation of Yields ?-?? !!! Acetic Asprin Mass of empty Erlenmeyer flask: Anhydride 87.807 (grams) Mass of Erlenmeyer flask + salicylic acid: 89.816 (grams) Amount of salicylic acid used: 2.009 (grams) Amount of salicylic acid used: 0.01455 (moles) Show your calculation: 2.009 mass weighted of salicylic Acid molar mass salicylic Acid 138.121 g/mol = 0.01455 Volume of acetic anhydride used: 5.05 Moles of acetic anhydride used: 0.05342 (mL) (moles) Mass of empty watch glass: 27.553 (grams) 29.911 (grams) Mass of watch glass + dried aspirin product: Amount of aspirin product obtained: (grams) Amount of aspirin product obtained: 0.01309 (moles) /mol = Show your calculation: mass uroc unde 2,358 molar mass= 2.3589 180,1589/mol 0.01309moll