Three laboratory reactions were given synthetic microwave methods. The process of making aspirin. All of these reactions are carried out in organic or general chemistry. Traditional heating techniques call for 30 minutes of heating at 55 °C in order to synthesize aspirin. The suggested microwave techniques maintain comparable, if not higher, yields with shorter reaction times (7 minutes at 175 watts). The Claisen condensation was cut down to 4.5 minutes, and the syntheses of aspirin and were cut down to 7 minutes. Aspirin yielded 85.88% by the microwave method and 72.08% by the conventional method.