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Benzaldehyde To Benzoin Synthesis
This experiment was part two of a two part lab to convert benzaldehyde to Benzil. In the first experiment benzoin was synthesized via condensation reaction of benzaldehyde with a catalyst. The purpose of experiment two was oxidization of Benzoin to form Benzil in an acidic environment (Pavia). The crude product was obtain using reflux technique, the technique was use to supply the reaction of Benzoin with nitric acid with energy. The gas produce in the reaction was collected through gas trapping technique and Recrystallization technique was then used to purified the product. Product was analyzed based on Melting Point(MP), Inferred Spectroscopy (IR) and Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR).
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