When ethane $($C$,$H$6)$ reacts with chlorine $($Cl$),$ the main product is C$2$H$5$Cl; but other products containing Cl$,$ such as C$2$H$4$ Cl$,$ are also obtained in smallquantities. The formation of these other products reduces the yield of C$2$H$5$Cl$.$ReviewConstantsPeriodic TableCalculate the theoretical yield of CH;Cl when $119$gof C$2$H$6$ reacts with $245$g of Cl$,$ assuming that C$2$H$6$ and Cl react only to form C$2$H$5$ Cl and HCl$.$Express your answer in grams to three significant figures. Calculate the percent yield of C$2$H$5$Cl if the reaction produces $161$ g of C$2$H$5$Cl$.$ Express your answer in percent to three significant figures.