Topic 3 Percentage yield Flashcards

1
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Does the percentage yield tell you

A

The overall success of an experiment

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2
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What do percentages yields compare

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Is compares what do you think you should get (theoretical yield) with what you get in practice (actual yield)

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3
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What Is yield

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The amount of product you get

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4
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What is the percentage yield formula

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Percentage yield = mass of product actually made / Maximum theoretical product x 100

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5
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What is percentage yield always between

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Zero and 100%

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6
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What does 100% yield mean

A

You’ve got all the products you expected

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7
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What is 0% yield mean

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No reactions were converted into products

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8
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Why should industrial processes have as high percentage is possible

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To reduce waste and reduce cost

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9
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What are yields always less than

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Hundred percent

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10
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Why are percentage yield always below 100%

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Not all reactants react to make products
They might be side reactions
You lose some products when you separate it from the reaction mixture

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11
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Why do not all reactants make a product

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In irreversible reaction is the products can turn back into reactions yield will never be hundred percent

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12
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Side reactions

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The reactions sometimes react differently to how you expect
they might react with gases in the air or impurities in the reaction mixture so they end up forming extra products

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13
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Why won’t you lose some products when you separate it from the reaction mixture

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When you feel for a liquid to move solid particles you nearly always lose a bit of a liquid or solid
If you want to keep this liquid you lose remains of a solid
If you want to keep this solid some of it will get left behind when you scrape it off the filter paper
May also lose a bit of material when you transfer it from container to another

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