If you have one mole of racemic ibuprofen, how much (S)-ibuprofen is present (i.e how many...
If you have one mole of racemic ibuprofen, how much (S)-ibuprofen is present (i.e how many moles of S-ibuprofen could theoretically be recovered in a resolution process)?
B: Enantiomers have identical physical properties and cannot normally be separated. In the first step the racemic mixture of ibuprofen is reacted with pure (S)-phenethylamine and forms a mixture of two IP Salts (one with (R)-ibuprofen and one with (S)-ibuprofen). What type of reaction is this - substitution, elimination or acid-base?
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A racemic mixture have 50% of both the enantiomer. So 0.5 mol of (S) - ibuprofen is present in the mixture.
B: It is an acid-base reaction. The reaction is given below
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