Model 2 - Oxidation of Iron C) 1.00 kg iron reacts with 0.86 kg oxygen from...

Model 2 - Oxidation of Iron C) 1.00 kg iron reacts with 0.86 kg oxygen from the atmosphere to produce iron(III) oxide {aka rust}.

In model C, what is the total mass of iron and oxygen in kg? Convert to your answer to grams and show how you would do this mathematical operation, and what is the maximum possible mass of iron(III) oxide product?
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queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago

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