Define spilling some of the reaction mixture

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Which of the following would result in an artificially HIGH (>100%) yield for carbon dioxide? (HINT: Think carefully about how percent yield is calculated) Answer a.Spilling some of the reaction mixture. b.Adding too much baking soda. c.Adding too much vinegar. d.Not allowing the reaction to go to completion.

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