According to your example, we can have a reaction as follows: A + B to form C, D, and etc... Herein, C is main product, D and other products are byproducts.
In my opinion, this problem can be calculated due to product.
Suppose in this reaction, B is so excess than A. Therefore, the amount of C is calculated based on A. Theoretically, the amount of C is 100 (g or mole) according to A, but in fact only 66 (g or mole). That means the yield is 66%.
Conversion is 100% that means no byproducts is created after reaction. The components in products only include C, A and B remains
According to your example, we can have a reaction as follows: A + B to form C, D, and etc... Herein, C is main product, D and other products are byproducts.
In my opinion, this problem can be calculated due to product.
Suppose in this reaction, B is so excess than A. Therefore, the amount of C is calculated based on A. Theoretically, the amount of C is 100 (g or mole) according to A, but in fact only 66 (g or mole). That means the yield is 66%.
Conversion is 100% that means no byproducts is created after reaction. The components in products only include C, A and B remains
Conversion means how much of the reactants are consumed or converted into products, and yield means the amount of a specific product produced during a reaction.
I agree with wagas Ahmad. in addition to that , reaction yield is a measure of the efficiency of the reactant to reactant conversion to the desired product
conversion is the amount of reactant converted into products without forming byproducts means excluding the byproduct, where as yield is amount of product obtained from amount of reactant used. yield is ratio of theorotical yield to practical yield.