Compound C (1.1 g, F.W. 100) reacted with compound D (3.0 g, F.W. 300) to yield compound A (2.4 g, F.W. 250) and compound B (1.4 g, F.W. 150). The balanced reaction equation is D + C = B + A. Choose the best formula to calculate th yield of A A. 100%*(2.4-1.4)/(1.1+3.0) B. 100%*2.4*100/250/1.1 C. 100%*2.4/(1.1+3.0) D. 100%* (2.4+1.4)/(1.1+3.0) E. 100%*2.4*300/250/3.0

Compound C (1.1 g, F.W. 100) reacted with compound D (3.0 g, F.W. 300) to yield compound A (2.4 g, F.W. 250) and compound B (1.4 g, F.W. 150). The balanced reaction equation is D + C = B + A. Choose the best formula to calculate th yield of A A. 100%(2.4-1.4)/(1.1+3.0) B. 100%2.4100/250/1.1 C. 100%2.4/(1.1+3.0) D. 100%* (2.4+1.4)/(1.1+3.0) E. 100%2.4300/250/3.0

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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