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The percentage of product produced compared with the maximum amount possible to produce.
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(Original post by BBeyond)
The percentage of product produced compared with the maximum amount possible to produce.
The percentage of product produced compared with the maximum amount possible to produce.
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When you say maximum amount possible do you mean theoretical yield or 100%?
When you say maximum amount possible do you mean theoretical yield or 100%?
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(Original post by lerjj)
Theoretical yield I believe. What would 100% even be if not this? So for Haber process, you'd do the moles calculation for 'expected yield' and then be surprised that you only got 40% of this. Then realise that it's a dynamic equilibrium and shoot yourself.
Theoretical yield I believe. What would 100% even be if not this? So for Haber process, you'd do the moles calculation for 'expected yield' and then be surprised that you only got 40% of this. Then realise that it's a dynamic equilibrium and shoot yourself.
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