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How many moles of iron(Il) oxide are produced from 3.0 moles of oxygen and excess Iron Sulfide as described by the chemical equation below? 4FeS + 502 - 2Fe,03 + 4502
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How many moles of iron(Il) oxide are produced from

3.0 moles of oxygen and excess Iron Sulfide as described by the chemical equation below?
4FeS + 502 - 2Fe,03 + 4502

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Answer:

6 moles of Iron(II) Oxide

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Answer:

1.2 mol

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