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Help with mol and volume calculations - Cram's rule
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[QUOTE="Yokoko, post: 6399625, member: 680565"] [B]Homework Statement:[/B] I've been struggling with this table as the description makes little sense to me. I'm a 2nd year chemistry student who has changed courses this year so I have never done chemistry this intensively before. [B]Relevant Equations:[/B] / [ATTACH type="full"]270299[/ATTACH] Am I right to assume that the equivalents for phenyl magnesium bromide would be 3 (magnesium, bromobenzene and ether (?)) And the number for 2-phenyl-propanal 1 as it says "...was added to 2-phenylpropionaldehyde" which is the same thing as 2-phenylpropanal? I don't know if I understood this correctly. Also irregardless, would my calculations then be right e.g. for the moles of 2-phenyl propanal being 0.00371 Using the formula m/M=n (0.54/134.18)? Thanks guys! [/QUOTE]
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