Posted by Renee on Saturday, November 26, 2011 at 6:47pm.
80 g Fe2(CO3)2 x (2*molar mass CO2/molar mass Fe2(CO3)2) = about 30 g which is the theoretical yield of CO2. You should calculate a more exact answer.
Then %yield = (22/30)*100 = ?
56.1%
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