Calculate the percent yleld of the Diels-Alder Adduct (with the correct sig. fig.). Remember to use all digits inyour calculations.rylenesCH,O;C CO,CH, + 2čo,CH,čo,CH,9.325 g (actual yleld)274.311728.531 g5.63gamountMW(g/mol) 142.1094466.10114Select one:O a. 79.82%Ob. 79.7%O. 79.8%Od. 79.824%79.701%

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Calculate the percent yield of the Diels-Alder Adduct (with the correct sig. flg.). Remember to use all digits in your calculations. A. B xylenes CH,O;C- -co,CH, + 2 čo,CH, čOCH, amount 8.531g 5.63g 9.325 g (actual yleld) MWgmol) 142.10944 66.10114 27431172 Select one: O a. 79.82% Оь. 79.7% O. 79.8% Od. 79.824% Oe 79.701%

Calculate the percent yield of the Diels-Alder Adduct (with the correct sig. flg.). Remember to use all digits in your calculations. A. B xylenes CH,O;C- -co,CH, + 2 čo,CH, čOCH, amount 8.531g 5.63g 9.325 g (actual yleld) MWgmol) 142.10944 66.10114 27431172 Select one: O a. 79.82% Оь. 79.7% O. 79.8% Od. 79.824% Oe 79.701%

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