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wh should the maximum percent yield never be above 100%
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You can never get out of a reaction more than you put in. Just as there is no such thing as perpetual motion, there is no free lunch in chemical reactions.
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1-why should the maximum percent yield never be above 100%?
why should the maximum percent yield never be above 100%
1-why should the maximum percent yield never be above 100%?
