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In the synthesis of salicylic acid from wintergreen oil, what is the source of the nucleophile (What attacks the ester group in wintergreenoil)?Sulfuric acidB.Sodium hydroxideC. Methyl salicylateD.Salicylic acidE.Disodium salicylate2. Chooseallstatements which are true regarding the safety issues for 6.0M Sodium Hydroxide solution?A. Repeated eye exposure may cause corneal erosion or loss of vision.B. Strongly corrosive to body tissue and moderately toxic by ingestion.C. In case of exposure flush exposed area with excess water for 15 minutes3. Your percent yield in the synthesis of salicylic acid was lower than expected.Which of the following isNOTa good reason for the low yield?A.NaOH was added in excess to methyl salicylate.B.High temperature evaporated the product.C.After adding acid during workup the pH was 5.D.The product had not dissolved before starting recrystallization.E.You did not use enough methyl salicylate.4. What is true regarding the safety issues for 3.0 M Sulfuric acid solution?A.May severely irritate mucous membranes and respiratory tract.B.In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice.C.Causes severe burns and eye damage upon direct contact.5. Complete the following statements. (3 point)-You can write the letter corresponding to the correct choice from the table of reagents below1.In Lab 4 this week,_____B___ attacks Methyl salicylate.2._____E_____ is acidified to yield the final product.3.______A____ causes severe burns and eye damage upon direct contact.A.3 M Sulfuric acidB. 6 M Sodium hydroxideC. Methyl salicylateD. Salicylic acid E.Disodium salicylateF.Oil of wintergreenG. Sodium sulfate6. In Synthesis of salicylic acid from wintergreen oil, if you started with 0.025 Moles of methyl salicylate (mw=152.1) and recovered 2.87 g ofproduct, calculate the percent yield of salicylic acid (mw=138.1)?SHOW YOUR WORK0.025 Moles of methyl salicylate = 25 mmoles = 25 x 138.1 = 3.45 gtheoretical yield of Salicylic acid. =3.45 g%yield = 2.87/3.45 x 100 = 83.2 %1 MNaOH solutionexcess3 MH2SO4solutionOHOOONaNaOOOHHOO
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Term
Fall
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ElizabethClizbe
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Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Solvent, Diethyl ether, Carboxylic acid, Sodium hydroxide, Salicylic acid
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