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What is the maximum amount of acetanilide formed when acetic anhydride in excess is treated with 18 gm of aniline. (nearest integer)
What is the maximum amount of acetanilide formed when acetic anhydride in excess is treated with 18 gm of aniline. (nearest integer)
Updated On: Feb 26, 2026
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The correct answer is 26.
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