the reaction starts out with 352 particles of A and 315 particles of B, what is the ideal (theoretical) yield of C? Enter an integer (whole number) value of C particles into the box. Hint: Use stoichiometry 4?+3?⟶2?

the reaction starts out with 352 particles of A and 315 particles of B, what is the ideal (theoretical) yield of C? Enter an integer (whole number) value of C particles into the box. Hint: Use stoichiometry 4?+3?⟶2?

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