[dancingchachafruit]

If you use 6mL of styrene to prepare polystyrene what would be the expected yield? Explain.

That is all that's given and I have no idea how to resolve this.

I feel like there's way more information I need. It could be based on the experiment I did in the lab where we used 1ml instead of 6 and the end result the polystyrene weighed about 3mg.

If that were the case, how do I tie it into the yield equation?

[sjb]

If you use 6mL of styrene to prepare polystyrene what would be the expected yield? Explain.

That is all that's given and I have no idea how to resolve this.

I feel like there's way more information I need. It could be based on the experiment I did in the lab where we used 1ml instead of 6 and the end result the polystyrene weighed about 3mg.

If that were the case, how do I tie it into the yield equation?

Expected == theoretical. Can you write an equation for the reaction?

[Babcock_Hall]

Your value of the actual yield (3 mg) can be used to calculate the percent yield.  But before you do that calculation, you must complete the theoretical yield calculation.  I agree wit sjb about writing an equation.  I also suggest that you will need to convert your volume (6 mL) into a different unit of measurement.