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A 32.44 g sample of iron chloride is found to contain 14.29 g of iron. What is the mass percent of the iron in the sample? with calculations please

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Answer:

the percent by mass of 14.29g of iron in a 32.44g sample of iron chloride is 44.05%

Step-by-step explanation:

the percentage by mass of substance can be calculated by dividing the mass of substance by the mass of the compound it contains, then, multiplied by 100.

percent by mass = mass of Fe/mass of FeCI2×100

according to this question, a 32.44g sample of iron chloride is found to contain 14.29 g of iron. the percent by mass of Fe is:

percent by mass = 14.29/32.44×100

percent by mass = 44.05%.

therefore, the percentage by mass of 14.29g of iron in a 32.44g sample of iron chloride is 44.05%.

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