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Hudson Mcclain
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7 January, 23:19
What is the mass of 5.20 moles of Fe2O3?
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Devin Todd
7 January, 23:29
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832g
Explanation:
mass=Mr*mol
= (56*2+16*3) * 5.20
=832g
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