Yield & Atom Economy (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards
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What is yield?
What is yield?
Amount of product obtained from a reaction
What is theoretical yield?
What is theoretical yield?
Maximum possible product from starting reactants
Atom conservation in reactions
Atom conservation in reactions
No atoms are gained or lost
What is actual yield?
What is actual yield?
What you actually get from the experiment
How does actual compare to theoretical yield?
How does actual compare to theoretical yield?
Actual is nearly always less than theoretical
Lower yield reason: reversible reaction
Lower yield reason: reversible reaction
Some product changes back into reactants
Lower yield reason: incomplete reaction
Lower yield reason: incomplete reaction
Some reactants left unreacted
Lower yield reason: side reactions
Lower yield reason: side reactions
Reactants make other unwanted products
Lower yield reason: product loss
Lower yield reason: product loss
Product lost when separating from mixture
Percentage yield formula
Percentage yield formula
0% percentage yield means
0% percentage yield means
No expected product was made
100% percentage yield means
100% percentage yield means
All expected product was made (perfect result)
