Evaluate the maximum theoretical yield of benzoic acid

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Given the following organic equation and data, calculate the maximum theoretical yield of benzoic acid in grams:
11.3 mL of ethyl benzoate was reacted with 6.21 grams of sodium hydroxide under reflux conditions using ethylene glycol and water as the solvents

Reference no: EM13561102

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