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# NameLaboratory DateSectionExperiment 9_Synthesis of AspirinData and Analysis Experimental Data Mass of Salicylic Acid Used 124 Mass of Watch Glass Filter Paper Asp...

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###### NameLaboratory DateSectionExperiment 9_Synthesis of AspirinData and Analysis Experimental Data Mass of Salicylic Acid Used 124 Mass of Watch Glass Filter Paper Aspirin Obtained J.5239 Mass of' Watch Glass Filter Paper 1565k4 Mass of Aspirin 1,465 Obtained Theoretical Yield Calculated Based on Salicylic Acid Used (Note: 1.00 g of salicylic acid should produce 1.30 g of aspirin)Percent YieldAclual Mass of Your Aspirin100% " Yield Theoretical Mass of Aspirin Possible (Calculated Above)Ob

Name Laboratory Date Section Experiment 9_Synthesis of Aspirin Data and Analysis Experimental Data Mass of Salicylic Acid Used 124 Mass of Watch Glass Filter Paper Aspirin Obtained J.5239 Mass of' Watch Glass Filter Paper 1565k4 Mass of Aspirin 1,465 Obtained Theoretical Yield Calculated Based on Salicylic Acid Used (Note: 1.00 g of salicylic acid should produce 1.30 g of aspirin) Percent Yield Aclual Mass of Your Aspirin 100% " Yield Theoretical Mass of Aspirin Possible (Calculated Above) Observations Part I. Synthesis of Aspirin 1.309 64 Aseivin 4 fahcyi atd Calculations: Poruwt Vield ? 3.17 9 & acpivn L7 0.3 X 2, 9 2 .44 o Sakovlic aod 1.4 65 2 77 10o 30 /.

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