Chemistry, 12.05.2021 21:30, wolfsaway

A student determines that the theoretical yield of CaCO3 from a precipitation reaction is 21.5 grams. However, this student only recovers 19.9 grams of precipitate through filtration of the solution. What would be this student’s percent yield?

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