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A chemist treats 0.0600 mol of benzamide with bromine and an excess of sodium hydroxide solution to make aniline. How many grams of sodium hydroxide does the equation use up? Take Na = 23, O = 16 and H = 1 in g/mol.
Chemistry
Hard
High School (11–12)
Organic Compounds with Functional Groups › Amines
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A chemist treats
0.0600
mol
0.0600\ \text{mol}
0.0600
mol
of benzamide with bromine and an excess of sodium hydroxide solution to make aniline. How many grams of sodium hydroxide does the equation use up? Take Na = 23, O = 16 and H = 1 in g/mol.
19.2
g
19.2\ \text{g}
19.2
g
9.60
g
9.60\ \text{g}
9.60
g
4.80
g
4.80\ \text{g}
4.80
g
2.40
g
2.40\ \text{g}
2.40
g
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