Theoretical Yield = 50 g, Actual Yield = 40 g. What is the % Yield? 80% 125% 60% 75% ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
% Yield = 85%, Theoretical Yield = 400 mL. Actual Yield? 340 mL 470 mL 350 mL 320 mL ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
% Yield = 90%, Theoretical Yield = 150 g. Actual Yield? 135 g 165 g 90 g 140 g ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
Actual Yield = 56 g, % Yield = 70%. Theoretical Yield? 80 g 39.2 g 60 g 75 g ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
Actual Yield = 84 g, % Yield = 70%. Theoretical Yield? 120 g 58.8 g 110 g 100 g ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
Theoretical Yield = 90 g, Actual Yield = 81 g. % Yield? 90% 111% 85% 75% ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
Theoretical Yield = 80 mol, Actual Yield = 72 mol. % Yield? 90% 111% 85% 75% ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
% Yield = 50%, Actual Yield = 25 g. Theoretical Yield? 50 g 12.5 g 30 g 45 g ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
% Yield = 65%, Actual Yield = 32.5 g. Theoretical Yield? 50 g 21.1 g 45 g 55 g ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
Theoretical Yield = 60 mol, Actual Yield = 54 mol. % Yield? 90% 111% 85% 75% ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
Theoretical Yield = 45 kg, Actual Yield = 36 kg. % Yield? 80% 125% 60% 75% ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
% Yield = 92%, Theoretical Yield = 250 g. Actual Yield? 230 g 270 g 200 g 225 g ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
If 8 mol H? and 6 mol O? react, how many mol of water is formed? 8 mol 12 mol 6 mol 10 mol ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
How many mol of CO? produced in the above? 4 mol 2 mol 3 mol 5 mol ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
If 6 mol Na reacts with 3 mol Cl?, how many mol of NaCl are produced? 3 mol 6 mol 5 mol 2 mol ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
What is the leftover amount of O? from the above reaction? (2H? + O? ? 2H?O) 2 mol 1 mol 4 mol None ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
If 6 mol of N? reacts with 9 mol H? (N? + 3H? ? 2NH?), what is the limiting reagent? N? H? NH? Both ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
If 0.5 mol Ca reacts with 1 mol HCl, which is limiting? (Ca + 2HCl ? CaCl? + H?) Ca HCl H? CaCl? ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
4 mol NH? reacts with 3 mol O? (4NH? + 3O? ? 2N? + 6H?O). Limiting reagent is: NH? O? N? H?O ETEA MCQS.COM FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
