What you are given
- Scale: mmol at 1.0 equiv: 5
- Reagents: [{"name":"Benzoic acid","equiv":"1.0","mw":"122.12","density":""},{"name":"Ethanol","equiv":"1.2","mw":"46.07","density":"0.789"}]
Formula: mmol = equiv · scale ; mass = mmol · MW
Synthesis
How do you calculate reaction equivalents to mass?
Pin the scale, get every reagent’s mmol, mass, and volume from its equivalents. The relationship used is mmol = equiv · scale ; mass = mmol · MW.
Worked example
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The working
- Scale:
1.0 equiv=5 mmol - Per reagent:
mmol = equiv · scale; mass = mmol · MW; volume = mass / density
At 5 mmol, weigh 610.6 mg of Benzoic acid.
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