5. Consider the following problem: "Examine the unbalanced chemical reaction shown below. If 12.5 grams of propane (CHs) are reacted/burned with oxygen gas, what is the mass of Hz0 produced? If 22.1 grams of H20 are actually collected, what is the percent yield?" O2(0) CO2(9) a. List the steps you'll take to solve this problem. b. Determine the theoretical, actual and percent yields. (Show your dimensional analysis work) C. Does the percent yield make sense? Why or why not?

5. Consider the following problem: "Examine the unbalanced chemical reaction shown below. If 12.5 grams of propane (CHs) are reacted/burned with oxygen gas, what is the mass of Hz0 produced? If 22.1 grams of H20 are actually collected, what is the percent yield?" O2(0) CO2(9) a. List the steps you'll take to solve this problem. b. Determine the theoretical, actual and percent yields. (Show your dimensional analysis work) C. Does the percent yield make sense? Why or why not?

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