Iron, Fe, will reduce arsenic acid, H3ASO4, to produce highly poisonous arsine gas, AsH3, according to the following equation. 8 Fe*(aq) 3 H3AsOg(aq) + 8 Fe(s) + 24 H*(aq) – 3 ASH3(g) + 12 H20(1) + Molar masses: Fe = 55.85 g mol; H3ASO4 = 141.94 g mol-1 What mass of iron would be required to react with 290 mL of 0.650 mol L¯ H3ASO4(aq)? Enter a mass accurate to 3 significant figures. Number bo

Iron, Fe, will reduce arsenic acid, H3ASO4, to produce highly poisonous arsine gas, AsH3, according to the following equation. 8 Fe(aq) 3 H3AsOg(aq) + 8 Fe(s) + 24 H(aq) – 3 ASH3(g) + 12 H20(1) + Molar masses: Fe = 55.85 g mol; H3ASO4 = 141.94 g mol-1 What mass of iron would be required to react with 290 mL of 0.650 mol L¯ H3ASO4(aq)? Enter a mass accurate to 3 significant figures. Number bo

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