1. 15.0 g of Fe and 25.0 g of sand are added to 250.0 g of water. a. Determine the percent mas of Fe, sand, and water in the mixture. b. Create a flow chart illustrating how you could separate each of the mixture's components. c. Explain which step of the separation is likely to have the highest amount of error.

1. 15.0 g of Fe and 25.0 g of sand are added to 250.0 g of water. a. Determine the percent mas of Fe, sand, and water in the mixture. b. Create a flow chart illustrating how you could separate each of the mixture's components. c. Explain which step of the separation is likely to have the highest amount of error.

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