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![According to the following chemical equation, how many liters at STP of hydrogen gas are needed
to make 3.00 tons of iron? (2000 lbs. = 1 ton; 454 g = 1 lb.) [Hint: The equation is not balanced.]
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Fe,O3 +
Н2
Fe +
Н.О
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Transcribed Image Text:According to the following chemical equation, how many liters at STP of hydrogen gas are needed
to make 3.00 tons of iron? (2000 lbs. = 1 ton; 454 g = 1 lb.) [Hint: The equation is not balanced.]
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Fe,O3 +
Н2
Fe +
Н.О
omic
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Step 1
Amount of iron to be manufactured = 3 tonnes
The given equation for the reaction is

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Step 2
mass of iron given = 3ton x 2000lb/ton x 454g/lb= 2724000g
No of moles of iron to be manufactured

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Step 3
Amount of hydrogen needed

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