Matt's experiment produced only 0.35 moles of carbon dioxide gas which was only a 45% yield. How many moles of carbon dioxide did he calculate he should have gotten?

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Matt's experiment produced only 0.35 moles of carbon
dioxide gas which was only a 45% yield. How many
moles of carbon dioxide did he calculate he should
have gotten?
Transcribed Image Text:Matt's experiment produced only 0.35 moles of carbon dioxide gas which was only a 45% yield. How many moles of carbon dioxide did he calculate he should have gotten?
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