28. A 1.500 g sample of iron ore, labeled A, was processed accordingly to give 0.5215 g of pure Fe2O3 (159.69 g/mol). A second sample of iron ore, labeled B, weighed 1.750 g and gave 0.5097 g of pure Fe2O3. If you were the CEO of the mining company that dug up these ores, which should you sell at a higher price and why?A) Ore A, because of a lower mass of the sampleB Ore B, because of a higher mass of the samplec) Ore A, because of a higher %FeDOre B, because of a higher %Fe

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28. A 1.500 g sample of iron ore, labeled A, was processed accordingly to give 0.5215 g of pure Fe₂O₃ (159.69 g/mol). A second sample of iron ore, labeled B, weighed 1.750 g and gave 0.5097 g of pure Fe₂O₃.

If you were the CEO of the mining company that dug up these ores, which should you sell at a higher price and why?
A) Ore A, because of a lower mass of the sample
B Ore B, because of a higher mass of the sample
c) Ore A, because of a higher %Fe
D
Ore B, because of a higher %Fe

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