Answer to Question #156385 in General Chemistry for Sage Topaz

General Chemistry

Question #156385

Calculate, the mass in grams, the amount of Fe₂O₃ produced if 14.0 g oxygen is used.

The equation: O₂ + Fe → Fe₂O₃

Expert's answer

14 x 160 x 2/ 32 x 3 = 46.67 g.

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