In the reaction of 2.00 mol CCI4 with an excess of HF, 1.70 mol CCI2F2 is obtainedCl4+ 2 HF -CCI2F2 + 2 HCIWhich of the following is true.OA. The theoretical yield is 1.70 molB. The theoretical yield is 1.00 molOC. The theoretical yield depends on how large an excess of HF is used.OD. The percent yield is 85%Reset Selection

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In the reaction of 2.00 mol CCI4 with an excess of HF, 1.70 mol CCI2F2 is obtained CCI4 + 2 HF CCl,F2+ 2 HCI Which of the following is true. OA. The theoretical yield is 1.70 mol OB. The theoretical yield is 1.00 mol OC. The theoretical yield depends on how large an excèss of HF is used. D. The percent yield is 85% Reset Selection

In the reaction of 2.00 mol CCI4 with an excess of HF, 1.70 mol CCI2F2 is obtained CCI4 + 2 HF CCl,F2+ 2 HCI Which of the following is true. OA. The theoretical yield is 1.70 mol OB. The theoretical yield is 1.00 mol OC. The theoretical yield depends on how large an excèss of HF is used. D. The percent yield is 85% Reset Selection

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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