Calculate the theoretical yield, actual yield, and % yield of the Diels-Alder product.
Amount maleic anhydride used: 0.098g
Amount 3-sulfolene used: 0.261g
Diels-alder adduct (MW= 152.15 g) amount recovered: 0.063g
Melting point: 103C
Molar mass maleic anhydride: 98.06 g/mol
Molar mass 3-sulfolene: 118.15 g/mol
Actual yield = 0.063g
Theoretical yield = 0.15206g
% yield = 41.43℅
Explanation
maleic anhydride + 3-sulfolene ---------> Diels alder aduct
this reaction is 1:1 reaction
stoichiometrically, 98.06g of maleic anhydride react with 118.15g of sulfolene
Therefore,
0.098g of maleic anhydride should react with (118.15/98.06)×0.098g = 0.11807g of 3-sulfolene , but actual 3-sulfolene is 0.261g
So, maleic anhydride is limiting reagent
stoichiometrically, 98.06g of maleic anhydride giving 152.15g of Diels - Alder adduct
So, 0.098g of maleic anhydride should give (152.15/98.06)×0.098 = 0.15206g
Theoretical yield = 0.15206g
Actual yield = 0.063g
% yield = (Actual yield/theoretical yield)×100
= (0.063g/0.15206g)×100
= 41.43%
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