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Fe2 O3 + 3 H2 ------------->2 Fe + 3 H2 O Calculate how many moles of iron can be made from16.5 grams of Fe2 O |
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Answer» ong>Explanation: SINCE there is already a balanced chemical equation. Convert grams of FE2O3 GIVEN into moles by dividing 16.5 grams by the atomic mass of Fe2O3 16.5÷159.59=0.103 moles Set the molar ratios of the reactant in question which is Fe2O3 to the product which is Fe. 1 :0.103 2 : X (the X is the unknown moles of Fe cross multiplying will GIVE X=0.206. therefore the number of moles of Fe is 0.206 however we want mass of Fe so MULTIPLY the number of moles by the atomic mass of Fe which is 55.845g/moles so 0.206x55.845= 11.5 grams of Fe produced |
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