Consider a reaction of chemicals depicted as a + b → c +

d. suppose reaction of 21.8 grams of a with 40.7 grams of b gave 31.8 grams of

c. however, the theoretical yield of c for this reaction was 49.9 grams. what was the percent yield of chemical c?

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Blake Moody

17 October, 10:02

Consider a reaction of chemicals depicted as a + b → c +

d. suppose reaction of 21.8 grams of a with 40.7 grams of b gave 31.8 grams of

c. however, the theoretical yield of c for this reaction was 49.9 grams. what was the percent yield of chemical c?

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Jaylynn Carson · Answer 1

The theoretical yield of C was 49.9 g. However the actual yield was 31.8 g.

to find the percent yield of C, the following formula can be used,

percent yield of C = actual yield / theoretical yield x 100%

percent yield of C = 31.8 g / 49.9 g x 100%

= 63.7%

most of the time only a percentage of the theoretical yield is the actual yield.

the percent yield of C is 63.7%

Consider a reaction of chemicals depicted as a + b → c +d. suppose reaction of 21.8 grams of a with 40.7 grams of b gave 31.8 grams ofc. however, the theoretical yield of c for this reaction was 49.9 grams. what was the percent yield of chemical c?

Consider a reaction of chemicals depicted as a + b → c +

d. suppose reaction of 21.8 grams of a with 40.7 grams of b gave 31.8 grams of

c. however, the theoretical yield of c for this reaction was 49.9 grams. what was the percent yield of chemical c?