Question #187320

How many grams of H20 will be produced if 120 grams of Iron are produced ? Use the following equation: Fe304 O4+H2 Fe+ * H20 *


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2021-05-03T08:00:50-0400

Ans:-

Reaction is

Fe3O4+4H23Fe+4H2OFe_3O_4+4H_2\rightarrow3Fe+4H_2O

So according to the question 120g Iron are produced. Firstly we found mole of iron.

Mole of Iron =12055.845=2.148mole=\dfrac{120}{55.845}=2.148 mole


So 2.1482.148 moles of Iron are produced and we have seen that from the reaction that according to stoichiometry that 3mole3mole of Iron produced with respect 44 moles of H2OH_2O then

\Rightarrow moles of H2OH_2O produced == 43×2.148=2.86\dfrac{4}{3}\times2.148=2.86 moles

\Rightarrow Gram of H2OH_2O produced =2.86×18=51.48= 2.86\times18=51.48 gm



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