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starting materials experimental mass (g) experimental mmol vanillin 3.01 sodium borohydride 0.41 product experimental mass (g)...

starting materials experimental mass (g) experimental mmol
vanillin 3.01
sodium borohydride 0.41
product experimental mass (g) experimental mmol theoretical mass (g) % yield
vanillyl alcohol 3.017
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