Find the theoretical and actual

  1. The percent yield of a reaction is calculated using the formula:Percent Yield = Actual Yield Theoretical Yield × 100 Percent
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  2. Find the theoretical and actual yield of 25.0g Pb(NO3)2+15.0g2NaI=PbI2+2Na(NO2)
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  3. If your actual mechanical advantage is 1O J and the theoretical is 40 J, what is your percent e fficiency? Hint: % Efficiency =
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  4. If your actual mechanical advantage is 1O J and the theoretical is 40 J, what is your percent e fficiency? Hint: % Efficiency =
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  5. I know that theoretical probability observes how may outcomes are possible and assumes that each outcome is as likely as any
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  6. Can you check my calculations, please? It's for a lab we did in order to find the the enthalpy of formation of NH4Cl(s). My
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  7. if your actual mechanical advantage is 10 j and the theoretical is 40 j, wjat is your percent efficiency? hint: % efficiency =
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  8. If your actual mechanical advantage is 10 J and the theoretical is 40 J, what is your percent efficiency? Hint: % Efficiency =
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  9. If your actual mechanical advantage is 10 J and the theoretical is 40 J, what is your percent efficiency? Hint: % Efficiency =
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  10. If your actual mechanical advantage is 20 J and the theoretical is 40 J, what is your percent efficiency?Hint: % Efficiency =
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