Consider the following equationSnBry LaQ) + 2Na, Slae) → 4NaBr Laa) + SnSz (sSuppose a student adds 40.2ml of a 0.436 MSolution of Sn Bry to 45.2 mL of aSolution ofN9250.111 M.Calculate the theoretical yield of Sn S₂SnS ₂2The studentCalculatethatrecovers 0.274 9 ofthe percent yield of Snsthe student obtained.

Given Reaction :- SnBr4 + 2Na2S -----> 4NaBr + SnS2

Consider the following equation - Sn Bry (aq) + 2wa, Slaa) → 4 NaBr (aq) + SnS₂ (s) Suppose a student adds 40.2ml of a 0.436 M Solution of sn Bry to 45.2 mL of q Na25 Solution of 0.111 M Calculate the theoretical yield of Sn Sz The student recovers 0.274 9 of Calculate the percent yield of that the student obtained. SnS2 Snsz

Consider the following equation - Sn Bry (aq) + 2wa, Slaa) → 4 NaBr (aq) + SnS₂ (s) Suppose a student adds 40.2ml of a 0.436 M Solution of sn Bry to 45.2 mL of q Na25 Solution of 0.111 M Calculate the theoretical yield of Sn Sz The student recovers 0.274 9 of Calculate the percent yield of that the student obtained. SnS2 Snsz

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