Please help with part b and c Show all work in your notebook, including dimensional analysis and units!combination /Synthes's.4 Fe +3a) How many moles of iron would be needed to react with 5.64moles of oxygen?O2→ a Fe2O35.64 mol 9x 4mol Fe3m0l O,17.52 mol Feb) How many formula units of iron (I) oxide can be produced from6.21 moles Fe?otto 100c) From your answer in,part b, how many Iron atoms is this?) Suppose there are 65grams of Iron and 65grams of O2 presEhint, find LF

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how all work in your notebook, including dimensional c Combination/s 30z → 2 Fe2O3 a) How many moles of iron would be needed to moles of oxygen? 5.64 mol Qx 4mol Fe -7.52mol Fe 3m0l o, b) How many formula units of iron (III) oxide ca 6.21 moles Fe? Ch hat c) From your answer in,part b, how many Iro

how all work in your notebook, including dimensional c Combination/s 30z → 2 Fe2O3 a) How many moles of iron would be needed to moles of oxygen? 5.64 mol Qx 4mol Fe -7.52mol Fe 3m0l o, b) How many formula units of iron (III) oxide ca 6.21 moles Fe? Ch hat c) From your answer in,part b, how many Iro

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter5: Stoichiometry

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