For the following reaction, 3.36 grams of hydrogen sulfide are mixed with excess oxygen gas. The reaction yields 1.44 grams of water. hydrogen sulfide (g) + oxygen (g) water (l) + sulfur dioxide (g) What is the theoretical yield of water ? grams What is the percent yield of water ? %

For the following reaction, 3.36 grams of hydrogen sulfide are mixed with excess oxygen gas. The reaction yields 1.44 grams of water. hydrogen sulfide (g) + oxygen (g) water (l) + sulfur dioxide (g) What is the theoretical yield of water ? grams What is the percent yield of water ? %

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Chapter9: Chemical Quantities

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Problem 56A

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