4 Fes +702 2 Fe203 + 4 SO2 a. How many number of moles of Fe,0, that could be produced from 7.20 moles b. How many number of grams of SO, that could be produced from 3.25 moles o C. Calculate the number of grams of oxygen that would react with 0.125 g of FeS d. If 18.5 g of Fe,03 are produced in a reaction, how many moles of SO, would
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![3. For the reaction3B
4 Fes +702
2 Fe203
+ 4 S02
a. How many number of moles of Fe,0, that could be produced from 7.20 moles of FeS?
b. How many number of grams of SO, that could be produced from 3.25 moles of oxygen?
C. Calculate the number of grams of oxygen that would react with 0.125 g of FeS.
d. If 18.5 g of Fe,0, are produced in a reaction, how many moles of SO, would be produced?
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