Tristearin C 57H 11006), obtained from animal fats, was historically used as a household fuel source. The burning of tristearin is depicted as:0,+0,−CO,+H,02CH57 110 62When 5.79 kg of tristearin and pure oxygen gas at 9.30% excess were reacted, 11.29 kg of CO2 is recovered. Determine the percent yield of CO2.Type your answer as a percent, 2 decimal places.

Given the mass of tristearin(C57H110O6) taken for combustion = 5.79 Kg Since oxygen(O2) is taken in…

Tristearin (C57 110° H obtained from animal fats, was historically used as a household fuel source. The burning of tristearin is depicted as: 0,→CO,+H,0 2 When 5.79 kg of tristearin and pure oxygen gas at 9.30% excess were reacted, 11.29 kg of CO2 is recovered. Determine the percent yield of CO2. Type your answer as a percent, 2 decimal places. C_H 0+0 →CO +H0 57 110 6

Tristearin (C57 110° H obtained from animal fats, was historically used as a household fuel source. The burning of tristearin is depicted as: 0,→CO,+H,0 2 When 5.79 kg of tristearin and pure oxygen gas at 9.30% excess were reacted, 11.29 kg of CO2 is recovered. Determine the percent yield of CO2. Type your answer as a percent, 2 decimal places. C_H 0+0 →CO +H0 57 110 6

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