a. Oxidized: 368 b. Reduced: 11. A reaction is performed in lab that combines HCI and NaOH to produce NaCl and HO. Using the initial amounts the reaction is performed the NaCl is isolated and collected and weighed. The chemist was able to isolate 3.75 g of HCI and NaOH the chemist uses stoichiometry to predict that 5.00 g of NaCI will be made in the reaction. After of NaCl. Calculate the percent yield of NaCl. Challenge Problems: 12. Refer to question 7, and the chemical reaction you wrote from a written description. Use your chemical reaction to identify which reactant is being oxidized and which reactant is being reduced. Then explain your identification with a brief explanation. K lepo.001 = why? why? PROCHE 13. A patient's treatment plan requires two IV solutions to be administered: 20% magnesium sulfate, MgSO4, and 10% calcium chloride, CaCl. The nurse is concerned, MgSO4 and CaCl are listed as incompatible IV solutions with the risk of solid precipitate formation (image shown to right). Write

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To calculate the percent yield of NaCl we first need to determine the theoretical yield of NaCl base... View the full answer