221.89 g/mol 2IF5(0) 38.00 g/mol 5 F2(9) 253.8 g/mol I2(s) 5. ) a. What is the mass (in grams) of fluorine gas that can be produced from 85.00 grams of iodine pentafluoride? b. Calculate the percent yield if a student uses 85.00 grams of iodine pentafluoride, but obtains 23.20 grams of fluorine gas.

221.89 g/mol 2IF5(0) 38.00 g/mol 5 F2(9) 253.8 g/mol I2(s) 5. ) a. What is the mass (in grams) of fluorine gas that can be produced from 85.00 grams of iodine pentafluoride? b. Calculate the percent yield if a student uses 85.00 grams of iodine pentafluoride, but obtains 23.20 grams of fluorine gas.

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