Consider the reaction: 4A + 3B - 3C + 4D A student in our chemistry laboratory mixes 6.4 mol compound A with 4 mol compound B. The molar mass of the product C is 149 g/mol. (Note: A, B, C and D in above reaction represent some particular substances. They not elements) Part a) The limiting reagent is: The excess reagent is: Part b) The theoretical yield of the product C in grams is: g Part c) What is the percent yield if the student actually obtains 441 g C? % yield:

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Consider the reaction:
4A + 3B – 3C + 4D
A student in our chemistry laboratory mixes 6.4 mol compound A with 4 mol compound B.
The molar mass of the product C is 149 g/mol.
(Note: A, B, C and D in above reaction represent some particular substances. They not elements)
Part a)
The limiting reagent is:
The excess reagent is:
Part b)
The theoretical yield of the product C in grams is:
g
Part c)
What is the percent yield if the student actually obtains 441 g C?
% yield:
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the reaction: 4A + 3B – 3C + 4D A student in our chemistry laboratory mixes 6.4 mol compound A with 4 mol compound B. The molar mass of the product C is 149 g/mol. (Note: A, B, C and D in above reaction represent some particular substances. They not elements) Part a) The limiting reagent is: The excess reagent is: Part b) The theoretical yield of the product C in grams is: g Part c) What is the percent yield if the student actually obtains 441 g C? % yield:
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