Chemistry, asked by SrejanSaha, 10 months ago

Does the no.of moles of Fe and O are same in Fe2O3?

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Answered by xurstimpl

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in 1 mole fe2o3 there are 2 mole Fe and 3 mole O.

just use this concept in context of the question

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