Mr. Vincent has discovered the following new elements with their respective molar masses and charge:ElementChemical SymbolMolar Mass (in g/mol)Oxidation Number (Charge)PestingyawaPe10 g/mol+2TiburciumT100 g/mol+4MamshieMa50 g/mol-2LudineLu20 g/mol-4 100 g of Pestingyawa Mamshide (PeMa) reacted with 60 g Tiburcium Ludide (TLu) via double displacement reaction, forming Pestingyawa Ludide and Tiburcium Mamshide. If the Percent Yield of Tiburcium Mamshide is only 50%, what is its actual yield (in grams)?

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Mr. Vincent has discovered the following new elements with their respective molar masses and charge:

Element	Chemical Symbol	Molar Mass (in g/mol)	Oxidation Number (Charge)
Pestingyawa	Pe	10 g/mol	+2
Tiburcium	T	100 g/mol	+4
Mamshie	Ma	50 g/mol	-2
Ludine	Lu	20 g/mol	-4

100 g of Pestingyawa Mamshide (PeMa) reacted with 60 g Tiburcium Ludide (TLu) via double displacement reaction, forming Pestingyawa Ludide and Tiburcium Mamshide. If the Percent Yield of Tiburcium Mamshide is only 50%, what is its actual yield (in grams)?

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