Question 3If 108 g of PCI, are formed from the reaction of 60.3 g Cl, with excess PCI3, what is the percent yield?PCI3(g) + Cl2(g) – PCI5(3)O A. 94.6%B. 48.6%OC. 57.3%O D. 61.0%OE. 66.3%

Given, Mass of Cl2 = 60.3g Mass of PCl5 = 108g

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If 108 g of PCI5 are formed from the reaction of 60.3 g Cl2 with excess PCI3, what is the percent yield? PCI3(g) + Cl2(g)- PCI5(g) O A. 94.69%6 O B. 48.6% OC. 57.3% O D. 61.0% O E. 66.39%

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