4.Suppose you run the reaction yourself and you use 3.0000 g of Cuz0 with an excess amount of hydrogen gas. Cu20 is the limiting reactant and the chemical formula is Cu20. Refer to section 3.7 for this question. Part a: Calculate the number of grams of Cu expected in the reaction. Show each step in your calculation. Label each step. Part b: Suppose that we run the reaction and 2.5110 g of Cu is produced. Use the result in part a to calculate the reaction yield (% yield)

4.Suppose you run the reaction yourself and you use 3.0000 g of Cuz0 with an excess amount of hydrogen gas. Cu20 is the limiting reactant and the chemical formula is Cu20. Refer to section 3.7 for this question. Part a: Calculate the number of grams of Cu expected in the reaction. Show each step in your calculation. Label each step. Part b: Suppose that we run the reaction and 2.5110 g of Cu is produced. Use the result in part a to calculate the reaction yield (% yield)

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