Chemistry, 02.06.2021 08:20 maddiehope6140
100 grams of phosphoric acid should be produced in a laboratory. Calculate how many grams of a reactant you have to start a reaction with, if the percentage yield is 52.5%. Please show all work it would be greatly appreciated. I'm desperate and have been stuck for 2-3 hours. Plz someone help.
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