How many moles of iron will you need to react with 2.13 moles of sulfur? Given the following chemical equation for thereaction: Fe (s) +S (s)→ Fe2S 3 (s)A. 1.42 moles of ironB. 0.70 moles of ironC. 2.13 moles of ironD. 1 mole of ironHow many grams of each iodine is present in 45.56 grams of P bl2?А. 12.39gВ. 12.54gС. 25.08gD. 50.17gSilver nitrate reacts with nickel to form Ni(NO3)2 and silver. To produce 0.7kg of silver, how many grams of silvernitrate is required? Ni(NO3)2 = 182.70g/mol; A9NO3 = 169.87g/molА. 0.19gВ. 1.199C. 190.44gD. 1,102.34g

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How many moles of iron will you need to react with 2.13 moles of sulfur? Given the following chemical equation for the reaction: Fe (s) + S (s)→ Fe2S 3 (s) A. 1.42 moles of iron B. 0.70 moles of iron C. 2.13 moles of iron D. 1 mole of iron

How many moles of iron will you need to react with 2.13 moles of sulfur? Given the following chemical equation for the reaction: Fe (s) + S (s)→ Fe2S 3 (s) A. 1.42 moles of iron B. 0.70 moles of iron C. 2.13 moles of iron D. 1 mole of iron

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