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A student is recrystallizing 2.034 g of acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) that was isolated from 8.00 grams of Excedrin. The recrystallization requires a seed crystal to begin. The seed crystal weighs 0.389 g. The student's actual yield after recrystallization is 1.663 g. What is the percent recovery?
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