In the reaction of 10.00 mL of FeCl3{aq) and 12.4 g ofK2C204(aq), you calculate that 9.58 g of K3FEC2043H20[s)will be produced. What does 9.58 g represent?percent yieldlimiting reactantactual yieldmolar masstheoretical yield Select all of the options below that are used to increasethe purity in the purification of crystals.Stirring the solution after mixing.Filtering the crystalsRecrystallization at least once.Slow cooling during crystallization.Heating the pure crystalsFast cooling during crystallization.

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In the reaction of 10.00 mL of FeCl3(aq) and 12.4 g of K2C2O4(aq), you calculate that 9.58 g of K3FEC2O43H2O(s) will be produced. What does 9.58 g represent? percent yield limiting reactant actual yield molar mass

In the reaction of 10.00 mL of FeCl3(aq) and 12.4 g of K2C2O4(aq), you calculate that 9.58 g of K3FEC2O43H2O(s) will be produced. What does 9.58 g represent? percent yield limiting reactant actual yield molar mass

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In the reaction of 10.00 mL of FeCl3{aq) and 12.4 g of
K2C204(aq), you calculate that 9.58 g of K3FEC2043H20[s)
will be produced. What does 9.58 g represent?
percent yield
limiting reactant
actual yield
molar mass
theoretical yield

Select all of the options below that are used to increase
the purity in the purification of crystals.
Stirring the solution after mixing.
Filtering the crystals
Recrystallization at least once.
Slow cooling during crystallization.
Heating the pure crystals
Fast cooling during crystallization.

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