1. If the weight of the pure recrystallized product (trans-anisalacetophenone) obtained is 166 mg, calculate the number of moles of the pure product obtained? (Molar mass of trans- + anisalacetophenone is 238.29 g/mol) [Select] 2. What is the percent yield of the pure product? [Hint: %Yield = (moles of pure product/theoretical yield in moles) x 100] [Select]

1. If the weight of the pure recrystallized product (trans-anisalacetophenone) obtained is 166 mg, calculate the number of moles of the pure product obtained? (Molar mass of trans- + anisalacetophenone is 238.29 g/mol) [Select] 2. What is the percent yield of the pure product? [Hint: %Yield = (moles of pure product/theoretical yield in moles) x 100] [Select]

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