106 Chapter Three Stoichiometru 2 What are the moles of LIOH? To find the moles of LIOH, we need What is the molar mo T Dr. J, Reifenberg Inorganic Chem istr Assignment Sheet # 3 1 A chemisL reacted o.8b6 moles Fe Cla according to the following eqdation Fea (og+6 Nacl -- 2 Fe Cla t 3 Nag Co (a) How many moles of ferrie carbanate will be made (h) What mass of Naci will be made? (c) What mass of Naa Ca is needed to consume all the Fecla * ***

106 Chapter Three Stoichiometru 2 What are the moles of LIOH? To find the moles of LIOH, we need What is the molar mo T Dr. J, Reifenberg Inorganic Chem istr Assignment Sheet # 3 1 A chemisL reacted o.8b6 moles Fe Cla according to the following eqdation Fea (og+6 Nacl -- 2 Fe Cla t 3 Nag Co (a) How many moles of ferrie carbanate will be made (h) What mass of Naci will be made? (c) What mass of Naa Ca is needed to consume all the Fecla * ***

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