2.) 50.94 g/mol4 V(s) +a.) Calculate the theoretical yield of vanadium (III) oxide, assuming you begin with 220 grams of32.00 g/mol3 02 (g)149.88 g/mol2 V203 (s)vanadium metal.b.) When this experiment is performed by researcher, an experimental yield 182.0 grams isproduced. Calculate the percent yield.

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