Chemistry, 23.03.2021 17:30, therealpr1metime45
53.9 g of iron oxide is formed during an experiment where 42.3g of iron oxidizes.
Fe + O2= Fe2O3
A: which reactant is limiting?
B: what is the theoretical yield (mass) of iron (III) oxide produced in this reaction?
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53.9 g of iron oxide is formed during an experiment where 42.3g of iron oxidizes.
Fe + O2= Fe2O3
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