Iron reacts with oxygen at high temperatures to form iron(III) oxide.4 Fe(s) +30,(g)-2 Fe,0,(s)Suppose 22.2 g of iron (Fe) is reacted with 26.7 g of oxygen (O,).Select the limiting reagent.O Fe,0,O FeCalculate the theoretical yield of iron(III) oxide (Fe,0,).theoretical yield=The reaction produces 7.34 g of Fe,O. What is the percent yield of the reaction?percent yield=

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Iron reacts with oxygen at high temperatures to form iron(III) oxide. 4 Fe(s) +30,(g)-2 Fe,O,(s) Suppose 22.2 g of iron (Fe) is reacted with 26.7 g of oxygen (O,). Select the limiting reagent. O Fe,0, Fe Calculate the theoretical yield of iron(III) oxide (Fe,O,). theoretical yield = The reaction produces 7.34 g of Fe, O. What is the percent yicld of the reaction? percent yield=

Iron reacts with oxygen at high temperatures to form iron(III) oxide. 4 Fe(s) +30,(g)-2 Fe,O,(s) Suppose 22.2 g of iron (Fe) is reacted with 26.7 g of oxygen (O,). Select the limiting reagent. O Fe,0, Fe Calculate the theoretical yield of iron(III) oxide (Fe,O,). theoretical yield = The reaction produces 7.34 g of Fe, O. What is the percent yicld of the reaction? percent yield=

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