A group of chemistry students are performing the following chemical reaction of adding calciumcarbonate (antacids) to hydrochloric acid:CACO3+ 2HCI-> CaCl2 + CO2 + H204.75OPPER50They calculate that their theoretical yield of aluminum bromide should be 56 grams but thcy onlyrecover 44.7 grams. What is their yicld?Round to the nearest whole number: do not include s symbol.

The calculated mass of the product formed from a chemical reaction is called the theoretical yield.…

group of chemistry students are performing the following chemical reaction of adding calcium carbonate (antacids) to hydrochloric acid: CaCO3+2HCI-> CaCl2 + CO2 + H20 75 OPPER 50 They calculate that their theoretical yield of aluminum bromide should be 56 grams but they only recover 44.7 grams. What is thoir 9% yicld? Round to the nearest whole number: do not include s symbol.

group of chemistry students are performing the following chemical reaction of adding calcium carbonate (antacids) to hydrochloric acid: CaCO3+2HCI-> CaCl2 + CO2 + H20 75 OPPER 50 They calculate that their theoretical yield of aluminum bromide should be 56 grams but they only recover 44.7 grams. What is thoir 9% yicld? Round to the nearest whole number: do not include s symbol.

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