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Fe + CuSo4 = FeSO4 +Cu If we had 5.6 g of iron how much FeSO4 would be produced
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Fe + CuSo4 = FeSO4 +Cu
If we had 5.6 g of iron how much FeSO4 would be produced
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5.6 g Fe • (1 mole Fe/55.845 g Fe) • (1 mole FeSO4/1 mole Fe) • (151.91g FeSO4/1 mole FeSO4)= 15.23 g FeSO4
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