The simulation results show that paracetamol could be attained from steps V and VI at purities of >99.9 wt.% and 98 wt.%, respectively. The molar yield of paracetamol from β-pinene across the entire process was predicted to be 47.6%, with roughly twice as much paracetamol yielded in step V compared to step VI (molar ratio 73:27). On a mass basis, the overall yield implies a feed-to-product ratio of 1.89, meaning 1.89 mass units of β-pinene are required per unit of paracetamol produced.