Chemistry, 12.10.2019 23:50 edandjill24

Why is it necessary to find the percent yield of a reaction? a. to determine the efficiency of the reaction b. to determine the amount of reactants in the reaction c. to determine the amount of products in the reaction d. to determine the limiting reactant of the reaction

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