$($ii$)$ Ascertain whether $1-$bromobutane or sodium ethoxide is the limiting reagent

$($iii$)$ Calculate the theoretical yield

$($iv$)$ If you synthesized $2\mathrm{.}44g$ of $1-$ethoxybutane, calculate your percent yield.You plan to carry out the synthesis of $1-$ethoxybutane by reacting of $1-$bromobutane with of sodium ethoxide, using of anhydrous ethanol as solvent. In addition to $1-$ethoxybutane, sodium bromide will be a side product. Using one online sources such as the Sigma$-$Aldrich or Acros Organics websites, look up the molar masses for all the reagents and products in this reaction. Also look up the melting points$/$boiling points and densities of the appropriate reagents and products. Make a table of the reagents$/$reactants and products in the reaction. Your tabulated answers should include both the molar masses, grams used, moles, and the physical properties for all reagents and products. $($See page $3$ in the syllabus for sample tabulated form of molecular weights, grams, moles, and physical properties of all reagents and products such as melting and$/$or boiling points, density, color$).$