Answer:
Benzoic acid
Explanation:
In this case we have a Grignard reaction in which we go from a formula of C6H5Br to C7H6O2. In other words, we add 1 carbon to the molecule. The only way to add one carbon to this molecule is using as a reagent. When this compound is used as electrophile a carboxylic acid is produced.
Respect to the NMR info, we have a <u>downfield singlet signal</u> at 12.1 ppm which is characteristic of the <u>acid hydrogens</u> in the carboxylic acids (see figure 1). When a carboxylic group is added to the benzene we will obtain the <u>benzoic acid</u> which fits with the formula and the NMR info given.
Answer:
The Answer is 88%
Explanation:
The balanced ionic equation of the reaction
Looking at the above reactions
The original number of moles of = 3 × number of moles of
= 3 × volume × concentration of
Note: The formula for number of moles is volume × concentration
mol
The number of moles of left after its reaction with ascorbic acid
= x moles of
= x volume x concentration of
Note: The division by 1000 is to convert mill liter to liter
Moles of ascorbic acid = moles of reacted
Hence
Mass of ascorbic acid = moles of ascorbic acid × molar mass of ascorbic acid
Weight% of ascorbic acid = mass of ascorbic acid/mass of sample x 100%
= 70.55/80 × 100%
= 88.1%