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What is the yield of a product?
A
The mass of the product that is made in the reaction
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What is the theoretical yield of a product?
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The maximum mass of the product that could be made in the reaction
3
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What do you need to know to calculate the theoretical yield?
A
The mass of the limiting reactant
The relative formula masses of the reactants and products
The balanced equation for the reaction
4
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What is the formula for theoretical yield?
A
(Mass of limiting reactant / formula mass of limiting reactant) * total formula mass of products
C4-C6
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Decks in class (31)
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C4.1.1 - Alkali Metals11
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C6.2.2 - Alkenes11
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C6.2.1 - Alkanes8
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C6.3.3 - Climate Change10
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C6.3.4 - Drinking Water8
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C6.3.2 - Pollution And The Atmosphere16
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C6.3.1 - Forming The Atmosphere3
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C5.3.3 - Choosing Reaction Conditions8
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C5.3.2 - Equilibrium Position6
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C5.3.1 - Reversible Reactions9
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C5.2.5 - Catalysts And Reaction Rate9
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C5.2.4 - Particle Size And Reaction Rate2
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C5.2.3 - Concentration, Pressure And Reaction Rate4
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C5.2.2 - Temperature And Reaction Rate7
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C5.2.1 - Rate Of Reaction7
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C5.1.7 - Gas Calculations5
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C5.1.6 - Titration Calculations4
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C5.1.4 - Concentration Of Solution5
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C5.1.5 - Titrations8
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C5.1.3 - Choosing A Reaction Pathway7
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C5.1.2 - Percentage Yield And Atom Economy6
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C5.1.1 - Theoretical Yield4
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C4.2.4 - Instrumental Methods Of Analysis9
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C4.2.3 - Detecting Anions5
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C4.2.2 - Detecting Cations6
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C4.2.1 - Detecting Gases6
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C4.1.6 - Reactivity Of Elements10
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C4.1.5 - Transition Metals9
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C4.1.4 - The Noble Gases6
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C4.1.3 - Halogen Displacement Reactions4
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C4.1.2 - Halogens13
