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Determine the percent yield of copper by dividing the actual yield (in moles) by the theoretical yield (in moles). percent yield = %
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determine the percent yield of copper by dividing the actual yield (in moles) by the theoretical yield (in moles). percent yield = %
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79
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79% is = to the percent yield
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