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Iron is generally produced from iron ore through the reaction
Fe2O3(s) + CO(g) −→ Fe(s) + CO2(g) .
If 3.3 kg of Fe2O3 are available to react, how much CO is needed?
1. 54.4771 2. 95.8046 3. 105.197 4. 46.9631 5. 20.6637 6. 110.833 7. 61.9912 8. 33.8134 9. 73.2624 10. 65.7483

015 (part 2 of 3) 10.0 points
How much Fe can be produced? 1. 53.851
2. 57.608
3. 16.2805
4. 62.6174
5. 72.6362
6. 48.8416
7. 23.7946
8. 22.5423
9. 31.3087
10. 41.3275
Answer in units of mol.

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How much CO2 can be produced? 1. 71.3838
2. 61.9912
3. 84.5335
4. 60.1127
5. 24.4208
6. 95.8046
7. 99.5617
8. 105.197
9. 35.6919
10. 20.6637
Answer in units of mol.
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