T i) What would be your "percent yield" if you recovered 7.61 g of the product mixture? (1 pt.) j) Consider that all of the 12 g of alcohol would be converted to 2,3-dimethyl-2-butene. How many mL would you obtain? (1 pt.) Acids & Bases We also need to understand electronegativity trends to assess bond polarity, and ultimately, solubility patters and acid-base behavior. You may want to consult the periodic table to evalu OH xo acid heat K 3,3-dimethyl-2-butanol CH140 F.W. = 102.2 bp = 120.1 C density = 0.812 g/ml Hazards: Flammable C6H12 F.W. = 84.2 bp = 41.2C density = 0.65 g/ml Hazards: Flammable, irritant C6H12 C6H12 F.W. = 84.2 F.W. = 84.2 bp = 73.2 C bp = 55.8 C density = 0.71 g/ml density = 0.68 g/ml Hazards: Flammable, irritant Hazards: Flammable, irritant Assume that you began with 12 g of 3,3-dimethyl-2-butanol. Calculate the theoretical yield of the product mixture in grams (1 pt.). Include the units in your calculation to ensure you get the proper conversions. Are the products becoming smaller or lighter? Would you get a larger or smaller mass? Note that each product has the same molecular weight. Work in your lab notebook first and transfer your good answers to this sheet