mass % of oxygen ="100 \\%-70\\%=30 \\%"
Let the mass of iron oxide to be 100 g, then m(Fe) = 70 g, m(O)=30 g
"n(Fe):n(O)=\\frac{70g}{55.85g\/mol}:\\frac{30g}{16.00g\/mol}= 1.253:1.875"
"\\frac{1.253}{1.253}:\\frac{1.875}{1.253} = 1:1.5 = 2:3"
The simplest formula is "Fe_2O_3"
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