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how many grams of chloroethane are needed to produce 5 moles of ethylamine from ammonia if the reaction yield is 67%?​
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how many grams of chloroethane are needed to produce 5 moles of ethylamine from ammonia if the reaction yield is 67%?​

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This reaction is reversible, and you will only get significant amounts of the free amine if you use a large excess of ammonia. The product as a nucleophile.

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