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Calculate the percent yield of phenacetin obtained from the Williamson ether synthesis.

p-Acetamidophenol :1.510 g molar mass: 151.17g/mol

Bromoethane: 1.6 g molar mass: 108.97 g/mol

Final product: Phenacetin 0.904 g

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