a student ran the vanillin reduction as shown below. if 5.52 g of vanillinwas used and...

a student ran the vanillin reduction as shown below. if 5.52 g of vanillinwas used and 3.267g of product was obtained. what is tge tgeiretical 100% yeild. what is the actual yeild.

C= 12.01g/mol

H= 1.008 g/mol

O= 16.00g/mol

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Ans. Actual yield is 3.267 g,

Theoretical yield is 5.5931g ,p

yeild is 58.41%

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