Two chemistry students complete the following experiment by reacting O2 withexcess NH3 according to the balanced equation below. The students planned tocollect 13.1 g of H2O according to their calculations but the actual yield is found tobe 6.2 grams of H2O. What is the percent yield of the students' experiment?4 NH3 + 5 02 → 4 NO + 6 H2047.3 % H2O211.2% H20 , large collection due to contamination19.3% H2O63.2 % H2O

Two chemistry students complete the following experiment by reacting O2 with excess NH3 according to the balanced equation below. The students planned to collect 13.1 g of H20 according to their calculations but the actual yield is found to be 6.2 grams of H20. What is the percent yield of the students' experiment?

Two chemistry students complete the following experiment by reacting O2 with excess NH3 according to the balanced equation below. The students planned to collect 13.1 g of H20 according to their calculations but the actual yield is found to be 6.2 grams of H20. What is the percent yield of the students' experiment?

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