? iron (III) oxide + ? carbon monoxide iron (II) oxide + ? carbon dioxide Iron(III) oxide can be reduced to iron(II) oxi

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Iron Iii Oxide Carbon Monoxide Iron Ii Oxide Carbon Dioxide Iron Iii Oxide Can Be Reduced To Iron Ii Oxi 1 (33.73 KiB) Viewed 39 times

? iron (III) oxide + ? carbon monoxide iron (II) oxide + ? carbon dioxide Iron(III) oxide can be reduced to iron(II) oxide by reaction with carbon monoxide as shown in the equation above. How many grams of iron(II) oxide can be produced by the reaction of 18.96 g of iron(III) oxide and excess carbon monoxide? Question 27 The formation of sodium chloride from its elements is given by the following word equation. ? sodium (s) + ? chlorine (g)? sodium chloride (s) If 0.016 kg of sodium metal are consumed by the reaction, what amount of sodium chloride, in grams, can be created? 1 pts