Question

18. You have develop a synthesis to produce glucose (C6H1206) from carbon monoxide and hydrogen peroxide, the by produce of the reaction is oxygen gas. The reactions has a average yield of 78.2%. If you want to bubble Carbon monoxide through the hydrogen peroxide solution and obtain 67.4g of glucose, how much carbon monoxide would you need to use? 19. Suppose the theoretical yield for a reaction is 19.87g and your yield is 14.79g, what is the percent yield of your reaction?
If anyone can answer #18 that would be super helpful! You have developed a snythesis to produce glucose (C6H12O6) from carbon monoxide and hydrogen peroxide, the by produce of the reaction is oxygen gas. The reactions has a average yield of 78.2%. If you want to bubble Carbon monoxide throygh the hydrogen peroxide solution and obtain 67.4g of glucose, how much carbon monoxide would you need to use?

Answer 1

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