Bornite (CuFeS31) is a copper or used in the production of copper. The following reaction: If 2.5 metric tons (1000 kg = 1 metric ton = 1 tonne) of bornite is reacted with excess oxygen and a process has an 86.3% yield of copper how much copper is produced? 2CuFeS3s) + 7021)2Cu(s) + 2FEO(s) + 6SO2)

Bornite (CuFeS31) is a copper or used in the production of copper. The following reaction: If 2.5 metric tons (1000 kg = 1 metric ton = 1 tonne) of bornite is reacted with excess oxygen and a process has an 86.3% yield of copper how much copper is produced? 2CuFeS3s) + 7021)2Cu(s) + 2FEO(s) + 6SO2)

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Bornite (CuFeS31) is a copper or used in the production of
copper. The following reaction: If 2.5 metric tons (1000 kg = 1 metric ton
= 1 tonne) of bornite is reacted with excess oxygen and a process has an
86.3% yield of copper how much copper is produced?
2CuFeS3s) + 7021)2Cu(s) + 2FEO(s) + 6SO2)

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