Data for NabHy reduchonof benz mass of Na BHy 0:2009 MASS of benzil 1019 Weight of filtupaper O690g Weight of fi Ha paperand prduct 1.410g mp product 135 - 136°C mp produt+ bentoin 117-126°C mp product + Maso hydrdbon 39°C

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(A).Calculate the theoretical mass of NaBH4 needed to reduce 100mg of benzil to (+) -benzoin.

(B). Calculate the theoretical mass of benzil that can be reduced to hydrobenzoin using 100mg of NaBH4.

Data for NaBHy )
mass of Na BtHtt 0:2009
O.640
reductionof benzi
0.200g
MASS of benzil lola
Weight of filtupaper O490g
Weight product 1.41D9
of filter paper and
135 - 136°C
mp product
mp product+ bentoin l17-126°C
mp product + Meso hydrobonz137739°C
Transcribed Image Text:Data for NaBHy ) mass of Na BtHtt 0:2009 O.640 reductionof benzi 0.200g MASS of benzil lola Weight of filtupaper O490g Weight product 1.41D9 of filter paper and 135 - 136°C mp product mp product+ bentoin l17-126°C mp product + Meso hydrobonz137739°C
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