The laundry-detergent-additive sodium sulfate can be created by neutralizing sulfuric acid with sodium hydroxide. I combine 103 grams of pure H,SO4 with 116.8 grams of pure NaOH; when this is done, I get 94.46 grams of Na,SO4. What was the percent yield of my reaction? O a. 63.32 percent O b. 77.79 percent O c. 45.55 percent d. 72.70 percent O e. 53.94 percent

The laundry-detergent-additive sodium sulfate can be created by neutralizing sulfuric acid with sodium hydroxide. I combine 103 grams of pure H,SO4 with 116.8 grams of pure NaOH; when this is done, I get 94.46 grams of Na,SO4. What was the percent yield of my reaction? O a. 63.32 percent O b. 77.79 percent O c. 45.55 percent d. 72.70 percent O e. 53.94 percent

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