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how to calculate how much acetic acid should be theoretically yielded from a process that is 75% efficient and actually yields 500.0 ml (Assume the Density of acetic acid = 1.05 g/ml)
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how to calculate how much acetic acid should be theoretically yielded from a process that is 75% efficient and actually yields 500.0 ml (Assume the Density of acetic acid = 1.05 g/ml)
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You can use this equation: yield%=(actual yield)/(theoretical yield)
Subbing the values in:
0.75=500/theoretical yield
theoretical yield=666.67mL
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