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1.12 g of iron combines with 0.48 g of oxygen to form an oxide of iron. Calculate the simplest formula of the oxide (A, of Fe = 56, A, of O = 16). Please answer and explain to me , thanks alot
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1.12 g of iron combines with 0.48 g of oxygen to form an oxide of

iron. Calculate the simplest formula of the oxide (A, of Fe = 56,
A, of O = 16).

Please answer and explain to me , thanks alot

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Answer:

OZ2 is the oxygen and DY5 is Dynamite

Step-by-step explanation:

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