In one experiment you reacted 45.7 g of Aluminum with 182.8 g of Iron (II) oxide to produce Aluminum Oxide and Elemental iron (not diatomic a) Write and balance the chemical formula, What type of reaction was it? b) Identify the chem ical that is being reduced? c) How many mols of Iron(II) oxide do you have? Which is the lim iting reagent? d) e) How many grams of Alum inum Oxide did you produced? f) What would be your % yield be if you produced 10 g of elemental iron? g) If you produced 5 grams of aluminum oxide, how many atoms of aluminum are in the 5 grams? h) The reaction required a lot of heat to begin and it did not release any heat? Was the reaction exothermic or end othermic i) If the reaction required a lot of energy what can you infer from the activation energy?

In one experiment you reacted 45.7 g of Aluminum with 182.8 g of Iron (II) oxide to produce Aluminum Oxide and Elemental iron (not diatomic a) Write and balance the chemical formula, What type of reaction was it? b) Identify the chem ical that is being reduced? c) How many mols of Iron(II) oxide do you have? Which is the lim iting reagent? d) e) How many grams of Alum inum Oxide did you produced? f) What would be your % yield be if you produced 10 g of elemental iron? g) If you produced 5 grams of aluminum oxide, how many atoms of aluminum are in the 5 grams? h) The reaction required a lot of heat to begin and it did not release any heat? Was the reaction exothermic or end othermic i) If the reaction required a lot of energy what can you infer from the activation energy?

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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