State a balanced chemical reaction that describes a nas

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A) Write a balanced chemical reaction (using structural formulas) that describes a NAS reaction between benzyl alcohol and propanoic anhydride.

B) 1.35 g of propanoic anhydride is reacted with 1.30 g of benzyl alcohol, what is the theoretical yield of product? Please show your work for credit.

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