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calculate theoretical mass and yield % for an imine formation reaction between 0.0025 mols of o-vanillin...

calculate theoretical mass and yield % for an imine formation reaction between 0.0025 mols of o-vanillin and 0.0025 mols p-toluidine. The mass weighed for o-vanillin = 0.3803 g and p-toluidine = 0.2679 g

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