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CONCLUSIONS: Suppose a student is given 5.375 g of a powdered mixture to

separate. Because the mixture contains iron shavings, he decides to separate
them using a magnet. He obtains 1.824 g of iron. What is the mass percent of
iron in the mixture?
33.93%

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Answer:


\%Fe=33.93\%

Step-by-step explanation:

Hello,

In this case, since the mass percent of iron is computed via the division of the mass of iron by the mass of the mixture including the 100 %:


\%Fe=(m_(Fe))/(m_(mixture))*100\%

Considering the given data we obtain:


\%Fe=(1.824g)/(5.375g)*100\%\\ \\\%Fe=33.93\%

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