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d. What is your theoretical yield of BeH2 in moles? e. What is your theoretical yield of BeH₂ in grams? f. What is your theoretical yield of LiCl in moles?

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If you have 2.32 grams of BeCl₂ and 0.90 grams of LiH and make .19 grams of
BeH₂ and .92 grams of LiCl.
d. What is your theoretical yield of BeH₂ in moles?
e. What is your theoretical yield of BeH₂ in grams?
f. What is your theoretical yield of LiCl in moles?
g. What is your theoretical yield of LiCl in grams?
h. What are your percent yields?

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