Prasad J. answered 04/07/19
Experienced Tutor specializing in Mathematics and Sciences
First compare the theoretical yields from the two reagents. Since the theoretical yield calculated from HCl is lower that what was calculated from MnO2, you know that HCl is the limiting reagent. Since HCl is the limiting reagent, its theoretical yield of 55.35g is the theoretical yield of Cl2 for the reaction.
From there, use the Percentage Yield formula to calculate the Actual Yield:
Percentage Yield = (Actual Yield) / (Theoretical Yield)
75% = (Actual Yield) / 55.35g
Actual Yield = 75% * 55.35g
Actual Yield = 41.51g