It seems likely, but before committing your company to production, you will need to design and run some pilot reactions to answer this question. MSDS information can be obtained through the stockroom or on line at this site, among others. Practical considerations will probably limit the students' initial experiments to the 5-10 gram range for raw materials. However, the initial question really concerns 1 mole or more of the desired product. Scaling up a reaction to large quantities often presents more problems to solve.
Yields often change, and sometimes major changes in reaction conditions are needed.
Calculate the amount of materials needed. Carry out the reaction on the one mole scale, and report on the feasibility of this method for the production of large quantities of X-37. Extension 3 . In a manufacturing situation, after the 'best' reagent for the transformation has been tentatively identified, thermochemical investigations are advisable prior to scaling the reaction to the one mole size. Typically, the heat of reaction is calculated for the reaction, and the maximum adiabatic temperature rise is calculated to determine 'worst case' outcomes.