a student conduct an expirement by reacting 71.3 g Nal with an excess of AgNO3. The reaction yields 75.940 Agl. What is the percent yield. AgNO3 (aq)+ Nal(aq)= AgI(s)+NaNO3(aq)
please apply the procedure with the 52.1 value here then you give me the answer to check
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i made acorrection to the first one with a) and b) so please check it out a bit
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Your welcome, Well you have to do what @telijahmed said to do. :)
pply the procedure with the 52.1 value
i am on it
First step calculate the theoritical mass of AgI and this is the procedure calculate the moles of NaI=71.3/23+127 which is 445.623 *10^-3 moles the ratio of AgI to NaI is 1:1 WHICH MEANS THAT THE MOLES OF AgI would also be 445.623 *10^-3 moles calculate now the theoritical mass of AgI and it is given by the formula MASS=MOLES*MOLAR MASS MASS OF AgI = 445.623 *10^-3 *(127+197) the value is 144.3825 grams now that you have THEORITICAL MASS = 144.3825 ACTUAL MASS=75.940 PERCENT YIELD=(ACTUAL M/THEORITICAL MASS) * 100 =(75.940/144.3825)*100=52.5964019%
52.5964019%
double check if i fit in the right values and if so then this is the right answer
please get back to me to questions about the concept because i am about to go on a long break from the forum
this is great
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