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Quantitative Chemistry
Percentage Yield
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Atoms are
never
lost or gained in a chemical reaction
It is not always possible to obtain the calculated amount of product:
If the reaction is
reversible
, it may not go to
completion
(Some of the product may turn back into the reactants)
Some of the product could be lost when
separated
from the
reaction mixture
Some of the reactants may react in
different ways
to the expected reaction
The amount of product obtained is called the
yield
The percentage yield can be calculated by using the formula
Percentage yield = (
yield from reaction
/
maximum theoretical yield
) x
100
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