Solid scandium(III) oxide reacts with liquid water to produce solid scandium(III) hydroxideaccording to the following balanced chemical equation.Sc203 (s) +3H20 (1) 25c(OH)3 (s)What is the maxmimum mass of solid scandium(III) hydroxide that could be formed when 14.993 gof scandium(III) oxide reacts with excess water?O 14.43 gO 5.217 gO 31.60 gO 20.87 gO 15.65 gThis is the first of a series of 3 questions about the same chemical reaction.Which of the following chemical equations correctly describes the high temperature reactionbetween solid iron(III) oxide and carbon monoxide gas that produces solid iron and carbon dioxidegas?O Fe203 (s)3CO (g)- Fez (s) + 3CO2 (g)O Fe203 (s) +3CO (g)+ 2Fe (s) + 3CO2 (g)O FeO (s) + CO (g) Fe (s) + CO2 (g)O Fe302 (s) + 2CO (g)3Fe (s) + 2CO2 (g)

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Solid scandium(III) oxide reacts with liquid water to produce solid scandium(III) hydroxide according to the following balanced chemical equation. Sc203 (s) + 3H20 () 2Sc(OH)3 (s) What is the maxmimum mass of solid scandium(III) hydroxide that could be formed when 14.993 g of scandium(III) oxide reacts with excess water? O 14.43 g O 5.217 g O 31.60 g O 20.87 g O 15.65 g

Solid scandium(III) oxide reacts with liquid water to produce solid scandium(III) hydroxide according to the following balanced chemical equation. Sc203 (s) + 3H20 () 2Sc(OH)3 (s) What is the maxmimum mass of solid scandium(III) hydroxide that could be formed when 14.993 g of scandium(III) oxide reacts with excess water? O 14.43 g O 5.217 g O 31.60 g O 20.87 g O 15.65 g

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