- 2 Fe,O, 4. What volume (liters) of O, is required to react with 1.7 moles of Fe? 4 Fe + 3 0, 1.7 moles Fe 1 mole O2 224 L O, 4 moles Fe 1 mole O, 5. How many moles of iron would have to react to produce 3.5 moles of iron (III) oxide? 3.5 moles Fe,O, 2 moles Fe,O, 4 moles Fe 2 Al + 3 H,SO, 3 H, + Al,(SO,), 6. How many grams of hydrogen gas are produced with 0.88 moles of aluminum sulfate? 3 moles H, 6 g H, 0.88 moles Al,(SO.), 0.88 moles Al,(SO.), 1 mole H, 7. How many moles of Al will react with 91 liters of H,SO, ? 3 moles H,SO, 2 g Al 91 L H,SO, 22.4 L H,SO, 3 moles H,SO,

- 2 Fe,O, 4. What volume (liters) of O, is required to react with 1.7 moles of Fe? 4 Fe + 3 0, 1.7 moles Fe 1 mole O2 224 L O, 4 moles Fe 1 mole O, 5. How many moles of iron would have to react to produce 3.5 moles of iron (III) oxide? 3.5 moles Fe,O, 2 moles Fe,O, 4 moles Fe 2 Al + 3 H,SO, 3 H, + Al,(SO,), 6. How many grams of hydrogen gas are produced with 0.88 moles of aluminum sulfate? 3 moles H, 6 g H, 0.88 moles Al,(SO.), 0.88 moles Al,(SO.), 1 mole H, 7. How many moles of Al will react with 91 liters of H,SO, ? 3 moles H,SO, 2 g Al 91 L H,SO, 22.4 L H,SO, 3 moles H,SO,

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