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Complete the stiochiometry table using the starting values provided. Reagent Molecular Weight Grams Millimoles Equivalents Density...

Complete the stiochiometry table using the starting values provided.
Reagent Molecular
Weight		 Grams Millimoles Equivalents Density
(g/mL)		 mL
vanillin 2.297
sodium borohydride 8.107
sodium hydroxide (1 M aq.) 16.804
theoretical product
vanillyl alcohol
melting point of vanillyl alcohol (°C)
Select the name of the catalyst used for this reaction, if there was no catalyst used, select none:    sodium hydroxide sodium borohydride vanillin none
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molecular weights you will get from the google

millimoles = weight / molecularweight x 1000

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