Calculate the percent yield for the reaction above if 25.0 grams of
H2SO4 was actually produced and the theoretical yield was predicted to be 42.0 grams. (% yield = Actual / theoretical x 100)
SO3 (g) + H200 H2SO4 (9)
O 59.5
O 168
O 0.595
O 1.68
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