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Mass of filter paper+ PbI2 3g Mass of filter paper 0.52g Mass of PbI2 2.48g Mass(g)...

Mass of filter paper+ PbI2

3g
Mass of filter paper 0.52g
Mass of PbI2 2.48g
Mass(g) Pb(NO3)2 Mass(g) KI Mass(g) PbI2 Moles Pb(NO3)2 Moles KI Moles PbI2
1.66g 2g 2.48g 5x10-3 0.012 6x10-3

The above are the data.

a) using the equation for the reaction ( Pb(NO3)2+2KI --> PbI2 + 2KNO3 ), calculate how much solid PbI2 you should have made. This called theoretical Yield.

b) compare your actual results ( the mass of PbI2 you made) with the theoretical yield ( the mass of PbI2 you should have made). Calculate % yield.

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