3. From the given data below answer the following questions:i. mass of anthranilic acid (AA) = 0.048 g.ii. mass of tetraphenylcyclopentadienone (TPC) = 0.108 g.iii. m.p. of the final product (1,2,3,4-tetraphenylnaphthalene) (TPN) is 192.0-196 °C (1*) & 200.5-203.5 °C (2"d).iv. Mass of the final product (TPN) = 0.079g.A. Calculate the theoretical yield of TPN (assume Isopentyl Nitrite is in excess)(limiting reactant?). Show Work!!!B. Calculate the %yield of TPN. Show Work!!!C. Comment on the %yield, purity and errors from these results.

The reaction of Anthralinic acid with Tetraphenylcyclopentadione to produce 1,2,3,4…

3. From the given data below answer the following questions: i. mass of anthranilic acid (AA) = 0.048 g. ii. mass of tetraphenylcyclopentadienone (TPC) = 0.108 g. iii. m.p. of the final product (1,2,3,4-tetraphenylnaphthalene) (TPN) is 192.0- 196 °C (1*) & 200.5-203.5 °C (2nd). iv. Mass of the final product (TPN) = 0.079g. A. Calculate the theoretical yield of TPN (assume Isopentyl Nitrite is in excess) (limiting reactant?). Show Work!!! B. Calculate the %yield of TPN. Show Work!!! C. Comment on the %yield, purity and errors from these results.

3. From the given data below answer the following questions: i. mass of anthranilic acid (AA) = 0.048 g. ii. mass of tetraphenylcyclopentadienone (TPC) = 0.108 g. iii. m.p. of the final product (1,2,3,4-tetraphenylnaphthalene) (TPN) is 192.0- 196 °C (1*) & 200.5-203.5 °C (2nd). iv. Mass of the final product (TPN) = 0.079g. A. Calculate the theoretical yield of TPN (assume Isopentyl Nitrite is in excess) (limiting reactant?). Show Work!!! B. Calculate the %yield of TPN. Show Work!!! C. Comment on the %yield, purity and errors from these results.

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