Answer to Question #186504 in Inorganic Chemistry for Jenn

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #186504

Fe2O3 + 3C = 2Fe + 3CO, 25.0 Mol Fe2O3, how many iron can be produced

Expert's answer

Fe2O3 can produce n mol of Fe;n =50 mol

Now you can calculate mass of Fe ( Mw of Fe =55.85)

"n=\\frac {m} {Mw}"

m=n×Mw

m=50×55.85=2794 g

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