A Chem 16 student performed the experiment on chemical changes. In his actual experiment he obtained 0.0231 g of CuO from 10ml of 0.25M solution of Cu(NO3)2. What is percent yield of the experiment? O a. 1.44% O b. 11.5% O c. 14.4% O d. 1.5%

A Chem 16 student performed the experiment on chemical changes. In his actual experiment he obtained 0.0231 g of CuO from 10ml of 0.25M solution of Cu(NO3)2. What is percent yield of the experiment? O a. 1.44% O b. 11.5% O c. 14.4% O d. 1.5%

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A Chem 16 student performed the experiment on chemical
changes. In his actual experiment he obtained 0.0231 g of
CuO from 10ml of 0.25M solution of Cu(NO3)2. What is
percent yield of the experiment?
a. 1.44%
O b. 11.5%
C.
14.4%
O d. 1.5%

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