Q2: In a reaction, 50 g Al is with 80 g of Fe203 reacted. Balance the following equation and then calculate the mass of Al203 formed in grams? Use Al203 = 102g/mol, Al = 27 g/mol %3D AL + Fe203 → Al203 + Fe Sol.

Q2: In a reaction, 50 g Al is with 80 g of Fe203 reacted. Balance the following equation and then calculate the mass of Al203 formed in grams? Use Al203 = 102g/mol, Al = 27 g/mol %3D AL + Fe203 → Al203 + Fe Sol.

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