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4Fe+3O(2)rarr2Fe(2)O(3) 5.6 grams of Fe ...

`4Fe+3O_(2)rarr2Fe_(2)O_(3)` 5.6 grams of Fe reacts 3 moles of `0_2`. Find the mass of ferrrous oxide.

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