Directions: Solve for the following based on the problem below. Show your COMPLETESOLUTION,Problem: What is the percent yield of a reaction that produces 12.5 g of the Freon (CF2C12) from32.9 g of CCI, and excess HF?Balanced Equation: CI4 + 2HF > CF2C12 + 2HCIa. Solution for Conversion of Mass to Mole of the Limiting reactant.b. Solution for Theoretical yield in Mole Scalec. Solution for the conversion of Theoretical Yield from Mole Scale to Mass Scaled. Solution for Percent Yield

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Problem: What is the percent yield of a reaction that produces 12.5 g of the Freon (CF2CI2) from 32.9 g of CCI4 and excess HF? Balanced Equation: CC14 + 2HF→ CF2C12 + 2HCI

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