How is percent yield calculated?
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$\displaystyle \text { Percent yield } = \dfrac { \text { actual yield } }{ \text { theoretical yield } } \times 100 $
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$\displaystyle \text { Percent yield } = \dfrac { \text { actual yield } }{ \text { theoretical yield } \times 100 } $
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$\displaystyle \text { Percent yield } = \dfrac { \text { actual yield } }{ \text { theoretical yield } } $
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$\displaystyle \text { Percent yield } = \dfrac { \text { theoretical yield } }{ \text { actual yield } } $
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$\displaystyle \text { Percent yield } = \text { actual yield } \times \text { theoretical yield } \times 100 $
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A
Correct answer
Explanation
$\displaystyle \text { Percent yield } = \dfrac { \text { Actual yield } }{ \text { Theoretical yield } } \times 100 $ %
For example,
If actual yield is 10 g and theoretical yield is 20 g,
Then, percent yield will be-$\displaystyle \dfrac {10 g}{20g} \times 100 = 50$ %.
Hence, option $A$ is correct.