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A chemist performs a reaction that would produce 100g of product if ALL of the limiting reagent formed product. However, the chemist actually obtained only 90g of product. What is the actual yield of the
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A chemist performs a reaction that would produce 100g of product if ALL of the limiting reagent formed product. However, the chemist actually obtained only 90g of product. What is the actual yield of the reaction?10g

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Actual yield is the amount that is expereimentally recovered. The theoretical yield is what is obtained from stoichiometry.

Answer: The actual yield is 90g

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