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Stoichiometry of single and sequential reactions
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On strongly heating 10 g of
CaCO
X
3
(
M
=
100
), 3.08 g of
CO
X
2
(
M
=
44
) was collected. The percentage yield of
CO
X
2
is
A
30.8%
B
63%
C
70%
D
44%
Answer: C
Theoretical
CO
X
2
= (10/100) x 44 = 4.4 g. Percentage yield = 3.08/4.4 x 100 = 70%.
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