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Formation of which type of product--byproduct, side product, both, or neither--always coincides with a loss in percent yield of the desired product?

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Answer:

Side products coincides with a loss in percentage yield of the product

Step-by-step explanation:

- The product yield is defined as

product yield= actual yield/theoretical yield

- Byproducts are undesired products that come from the same reaction pathway that our products → even if the reaction procedes ideally , we will always have byproducts → byproducts do not alter the Yield by themselves

- Side products , however , come from undesired products from side reactions and consume reactants due to these alternative pathways without producing our product → side products do alter the yield of the product

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