T 2 HCI + 2 456 mL 18.00 M 100% Ca(OH)₂ 个工 I 2 Mole ratio Volume, m Molarity Excess moles FW, g/mol Mass, g Theoretical yield: grams of CaCl2 Suppose that you recovered 449.1 grams of CaCl₂ in the laboratory. What is your experimental error? What was your Actual Yield Perecent of Theoretical? Theoretical-Actual 100% Percent Loss from Theoretical Yield Theoretical Actual Actual Percent of Theoretical Theoretical Yield = 11 CaCl₂ I + 2 H₂O I

T 2 HCI + 2 456 mL 18.00 M 100% Ca(OH)₂ 个工 I 2 Mole ratio Volume, m Molarity Excess moles FW, g/mol Mass, g Theoretical yield: grams of CaCl2 Suppose that you recovered 449.1 grams of CaCl₂ in the laboratory. What is your experimental error? What was your Actual Yield Perecent of Theoretical? Theoretical-Actual 100% Percent Loss from Theoretical Yield Theoretical Actual Actual Percent of Theoretical Theoretical Yield = 11 CaCl₂ I + 2 H₂O I

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