After a lab, you measure the mass of magnesium oxide produced to be 0.41 g. This was produced with a measured mass of magnesium metal reacting with excess oxygen gas in a laboratory set up. The 0.41 g of magnesium oxide produced is O the percentage difference. the actual yield. the theoretical yield. the percent yield.

After a lab, you measure the mass of magnesium oxide produced to be 0.41 g. This was produced with a measured mass of magnesium metal reacting with excess oxygen gas in a laboratory set up. The 0.41 g of magnesium oxide produced is O the percentage difference. the actual yield. the theoretical yield. the percent yield.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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