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We are asked to consider this equation, and we are told the following information.
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We have 56 .5 milliliter sample of 0 .102 molar potassium sulfate.
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This reacts with 39 .0 milliliters of 0 .114 molar lead 2 acetate.
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My actual yield of lead 2 sulfate is 0 .999 grams.
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We are asked to find the limiting reactant, the theoretical yield, and the percent yield.
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For the limiting reactant, let's start with 56 .2, excuse me, 56 .5 milliliters of k2so4.
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There are 1 ,000 milliliters per liter and i have 0 .102 moles per liter of k2so4.
01:31
I have a 1 to 1 mole ratio for my k2so4 and my pbso4.
01:42
My molar mass of the lead 2 sulfate is 303 .26 grams of pbso4 per mole of pbso4, and this will equal my first possible theoretical yield 0 .0565 times 0 .102 times 303 .26 is 1 .75 grams of pbso4.
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For my second substance, i have 39 .0 milliliters and i'm going to abbreviate this for brevity pbac for brevity.
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Lead 2 acetate.
02:54
Again, we have 1 ,000 milliliters per liter and this time i have 0 .114 moles of lead 2 acetate per liter of lead 2 acetate...