A. Find the molar mass for benzene and chlorobenzene.
b. If 45.6 g of benzene reacts, how many grams of chlorobenzene can be produced?
Step 1: convert grams of benzene to moles of benzene
Step 2: use the molar ratio to find the moles of chlorobenzene that can be produced.
Step 3: convert moles of chlorobenzene to grams of
chlorobenzene
C. If the actual yield is 63.7 g chlorobenzene, calculate the percent yield
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