In a reaction between sodium thiosulfate and n-propyl bromide at 37°C, the amount of unreacted thiosufate was measured by titration with 12. Data for the 12 titre in cm³ of 0.02572 N 12 per 10.02 cm³ sample of reaction mixture is given below. t (sec) 12 (titre) 0 1110 2010 3192 5052 7380 11232 78840 37.63 35.20 33.63 31.90 29.80 28.04 26.01 22.24

In a reaction between sodium thiosulfate and n-propyl bromide at 37°C, the amount of unreacted thiosufate was measured by titration with 12. Data for the 12 titre in cm³ of 0.02572 N 12 per 10.02 cm³ sample of reaction mixture is given below. t (sec) 12 (titre) 0 1110 2010 3192 5052 7380 11232 78840 37.63 35.20 33.63 31.90 29.80 28.04 26.01 22.24

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Chapter59: Preparation Of A C-4 Or C-5 Acetate Ester

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