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Carry out the following conversions using the given balanced chemical equation. Don't forget units
and labels in your answers!
NOTE: Subscripts are not available in answers, please see example below.
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Ex. for the label Fe2S3. you enter: Fe253
2Fe +35 Fe2S,
a. How many moles of S are used to react with 0.39 moles of Fe?
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b. How many moles of FezSy are produced when 1.27 moles of Fe react?
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c. How many moles of S were used if 0.536 moles of FeS3 were produced?
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