Explain what the percent yield was

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Assume that in the synthesis of isoamyl acetate a student began with 6.106 grams of acetic acid as well as 3.84 grams of isoamyl alcohol. If the mass of isoamyl acetate obtained were 4.97 explain what the percent yield was?

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