Chemistry, 12.02.2021 23:30 rsoriano9826

Calculate the amount of lead (II) iodide that you expect to produce. This is called the theoretical yield. (Use the known amount of lead (II) nitrate to calculate the unknown amount of lead (II) iodide. Use gram to gram stoichiometry. Assume that there is plenty of the other reactant (KI) to complete the reaction.)

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