If 45.0g of phosphorus is reacted with 75.0g of oxygen to produce .21mol of P4010 what is the percent yield? (Be careful, there is an easy molar mass mistake in this one) Place only the numeric answer in the box, no units/% sign. If the answer is 12.34g O2, only type 12.34 in the box.

If 45.0g of phosphorus is reacted with 75.0g of oxygen to produce .21mol of P4010 what is the percent yield? (Be careful, there is an easy molar mass mistake in this one) Place only the numeric answer in the box, no units/% sign. If the answer is 12.34g O2, only type 12.34 in the box.

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If 45.0g of phosphorus is reacted with 75.0g of oxygen to produce .21mol of P4010 what is the percent yield? (Be careful, there is an easy
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Place only the numeric answer in the box, no units/% sign. If the answer is 12.34g O₂, only type 12.34 in the box.

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