a) Balance the following equation and write it below: Fe (s) + Mg3(PO,), (aq) → Fe;(P 0,), (aq) + Mg(s) b) If you added 134.2 grams of Iron to an excess of Mg,(PO,)2, how many moles of Iron have you added? c) Assuming the reaction is reversible, in which direction would the equilibrium shift if Fe was removed from the solution (left, right, or no change?) d) What type of reaction is this?

a) Balance the following equation and write it below: Fe (s) + Mg3(PO,), (aq) → Fe;(P 0,), (aq) + Mg(s) b) If you added 134.2 grams of Iron to an excess of Mg,(PO,)2, how many moles of Iron have you added? c) Assuming the reaction is reversible, in which direction would the equilibrium shift if Fe was removed from the solution (left, right, or no change?) d) What type of reaction is this?

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