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Water was decomposed by the following reactions. Calculate the mass of HCl produced from 50.0 mL water assuming the following yields

H2O=H2+O2 90%

H2+Cl2=HCl

You didn't give the yield for the second reaction (and it isn't balanced either). First equation is not balanced either.

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