Data and calculations Balance the reaction first Mass (g ) Crucible ( empty) 48.11 Sample 1.00 Crucible ( after heating ) 48.81 Cuo ( actual in g) 0.70 Cu2CO3 (OH)2 221 g mol molar mass Cuo molar mass 79.5 g mol Mol Cuo produced 0.0088 mol ( actual in mol ) Mol sample used 0.0045 mol Mol Cuo calculated ( Theoretical yield in mol ) g Cuo ( Theoretical yield in g) Percent yield

Data and calculations Balance the reaction first Mass (g ) Crucible ( empty) 48.11 Sample 1.00 Crucible ( after heating ) 48.81 Cuo ( actual in g) 0.70 Cu2CO3 (OH)2 221 g mol molar mass Cuo molar mass 79.5 g mol Mol Cuo produced 0.0088 mol ( actual in mol ) Mol sample used 0.0045 mol Mol Cuo calculated ( Theoretical yield in mol ) g Cuo ( Theoretical yield in g) Percent yield

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