Solve the following 3. The percent yield in the preparation of iodoform from iodine crystals is 40.20%. Using the procedure done in the experiment, what could be the actual yield when 10 grams of iodine crystals were used? 4. 10 grams of methane and 10 grams of ethane are burned completely. Which will produce more carbon dioxide? Support your answer with calculations.

Solve the following 3. The percent yield in the preparation of iodoform from iodine crystals is 40.20%. Using the procedure done in the experiment, what could be the actual yield when 10 grams of iodine crystals were used? 4. 10 grams of methane and 10 grams of ethane are burned completely. Which will produce more carbon dioxide? Support your answer with calculations.

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Chapter6: Chemical Composition

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