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A student following the reaction seen here calculated a theoretical yield of 38.3g C₆H₅Cl but when he did the experiment in the lab he actually produced 36.8 g of C₆H₅Cl. What is the percent yield? *
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A student following the reaction seen here calculated a theoretical yield of 38.3g C₆H₅Cl but when he did the experiment in the lab he actually produced 36.8 g of C₆H₅Cl. What is the percent yield? *
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96.1 %
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Which teacher do you have lol
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