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Chemistry, 11.01.2020 04:31 kbows12

Nabr+cl2–> br2+nacl (balance this)

i start with 67.8 g of nabr and excess chlorine gas. what is my theoretical yield of nacl?

b. i end up with a percent yield of 82.30%. what was the actual yield of nacl?

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Nabr+cl2–> br2+nacl (balance this)

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