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Before an experiment, you calculated that you should produce 55.7g of copper. When you measure your final product you only Made 32.6 g. What is your percent yield.

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The percent yield would be 58.53 %

What is percent yield?

It is the ratio of the amount of yield a reaction produced compared to the amount expected following the stoichiometric equation of the reaction.

Mathematically: percent yield = actual yield/theoretical yield x 100

In this case, actual yield = 32.6 g and theoretical yield = 55.7 g

Thus;

Percent yield = 32.6/55.7 x 100

                       = 58.53 %

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