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#1
February 23rd, 2010, 05:53
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How can I change the yield of pheylethanamide?
Phenylethanamide is produced when a solution of pheylammonium chloride solid reacts with sodium ethanoate dissolved in water. This forms phenylamine and ethanoic acid. The phenylamine is then reacted with ethanoic acid. The product is then formed as a solid precipitate.
How can change the yield without changing the mass, concentration and temperature of the reactant? I need to develop an investigation. 
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#2
February 24th, 2010, 02:01
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Try using a different reactants. The reaction of phenylammonium chloride with ethanoic anhydride gives around 70% yield.
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#3
February 24th, 2010, 02:05
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You can also reasearch for the efficiency of the reaction between ethnoyl chloride and phenylamine. The products are phenylethanamide and hydrogen chloride.
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#4
February 25th, 2010, 23:33
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HI. do you agree with what I suggested?
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