Table of physical constants for reactants and products reported as in the sample on p. 9 in your lab textbook. The physical constants of most value are molecular weight, melting and boiling points, density of liquids. The Aldrich Catalogue also reports physical properties. Both of these volumes can be found in every lab. If a reagent cannot be found in these sources it can be omitted from the table.
Amibitious students can find even more data at the sites listed on the course web page.
Calculation of the theoretical yield. A xerox copy of the information above and the pre-lab questions in the notebooks will be handed in before lab. You may feel that these data, rewritten into your notebook later on, will lead to a neater lab report, but an outsider, perhaps a supervisor at work, could question your integrity or your accuracy in copying data from scraps of paper into the lab book. If the data are too disorganized or messy as they are recorded, you can always tabulate them or rewrite them on the next page of the notebook. You will be keeping a laboratory notebook in a manner which is used by academic and industry professionals.