Selenium trioxide can be formed by the reaction of selenium and oxygen according to the following unbalanced equation: Se (s) + O2 (g) → SeO3 (s) (not balanced) In one particular experiment, 6.20 grams of Se0; are produced by the reaction of 5.65 grams of O2 with 11.40 grams of Se. What is the % yield of SeO3 in this experiment?

Selenium trioxide can be formed by the reaction of selenium and oxygen according to the following unbalanced equation: Se (s) + O2 (g) → SeO3 (s) (not balanced) In one particular experiment, 6.20 grams of Se0; are produced by the reaction of 5.65 grams of O2 with 11.40 grams of Se. What is the % yield of SeO3 in this experiment?

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