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Recycling Aluminum Synthesis Lab Report
Recycling Aluminum Chemically

Question: How does theoretical yield of Aluminum compare with the percent yield?

Data:

Mass of aluminum foil 1.033g
Mass of filter paper 0.472g
Mass of Al crystals, filter paper, weight boat 20.823g
Mass of weigh boat 2.064g
Mass of Al crystals 18.287g

Claim: Based on my calculations, the theoretical yield of Aluminum was 18.160g, and the actual yield was 18.287g. This gives a percent yield of 100.699%.

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Reasoning: By looking at the overall reaction involved in the lab, we can see that two moles of Aluminum are needed to react in the reaction, producing 2 moles of KAl(SO4)2 ·12H2O. This lets us know that however many moles of Aluminum there are in the original sample will be equal to

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