5 You plan to synthesize your favorite ester Isoamyl acetate (banana smell) during yournext lab period (4hrs including: set up reaction, stop reaction, purify and characterizeyour compound), and you create a plan:H++ H20+HOMM (60 g/mol)H3CНоH3Cмм (88.15 в/mol)MM (130.2 g/mol)мм (18.0 g/mol)What would you do to increase the yield of your desired product? (select all thatapply)V add excess acidV add excess alcoholO add excess acid catalystV remove the product as formedO add molecular sievesO Heat up the reaction

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You plan to synthesize your favorite ester Isoamyl acetate (banana smell) during your next lab period (4hrs including: set up reaction, stop reaction, purify and characterize your compound), and you create a plan: H* ond + H20 H3C ОН HO H3C MM (60 g/mol) MM (88.15 g/mol) MM (130.2 g/mol) мм (18.0 g/mol) What would you do to increase the yield of your desired product? (select all that apply) add excess acid add excess alcohol O add excess acid catalyst V remove the product as formed O add molecular sieves O Heat up the reaction

You plan to synthesize your favorite ester Isoamyl acetate (banana smell) during your next lab period (4hrs including: set up reaction, stop reaction, purify and characterize your compound), and you create a plan: H* ond + H20 H3C ОН HO H3C MM (60 g/mol) MM (88.15 g/mol) MM (130.2 g/mol) мм (18.0 g/mol) What would you do to increase the yield of your desired product? (select all that apply) add excess acid add excess alcohol O add excess acid catalyst V remove the product as formed O add molecular sieves O Heat up the reaction

Chemistry

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Chapter13: Chemical Equilibrium

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