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In the reaction Fe^2O^3+3CO->2FE+3CO^2, what is the total number of moles of CO used to produce 112 grams of iron?
Please explain step by step how to do this problem, thanks:)
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Answered by
Steve
how many moles Fe in 112g?
each 2 moles of Fe uses 3 moles CO
Generally, "^" are not used in molecular formulas. Better would be
Fe2O3+3CO->2Fe+3CO2
each 2 moles of Fe uses 3 moles CO
Generally, "^" are not used in molecular formulas. Better would be
Fe2O3+3CO->2Fe+3CO2
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