The traditional synthesis of the molecule in the previous problem involves oxidation of isobutane, which then reacts with a propylene molecule, leaving the oxidized butane as waste. This only has an atom economy of 44%. However, a new process, where propylene is directly oxidized using a TS-zeolite catalyst (that's the type of catalyst), improves the atom economy. This process looks like this: The molar mass of propylene (far left) is 42.08g/mol. What is the atom economy of the new process, assuming that it is not profitable to purify and sell the water that is produced? Atom Economy: {x] You do not need to include the % sign in your answer, although it should be given in percent. Please include three significant digits