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Q5 4.70 g of methanoic acid reacts to form 3.60 g of methanoic anhydride. The equation for this reaction is: 2HCOOH + (CHO),0 + H2O Calculate the percentage yield of this reaction.
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Q5 4.70 g of methanoic acid reacts to form 3.60 g of methanoic

anhydride. The equation for this reaction is:
2HCOOH + (CHO),0 + H2O
Calculate the percentage yield of this reaction.

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