Synthesis of aspirin lab when 5 grams of salicylic acid is used: how much of ACETIC...

Synthesis of aspirin lab when 5 grams of salicylic acid is used:

how much of ACETIC acid in mL should be used ( I KNOW ACETIC ANHYDRIDE IS BETTER BUT I AM ASKING FOR ACETIC ACID)?

how many drops of Phosphoric acid should be used?

How long should the mixture be heated?

What tempture should it be heated at?

How much DI water should be added (one mL at a time)?

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