Chemistry, asked by ramamaithri5, 1 month ago

how many grams of 'C' are needed to produce 1×10^9 grams of Fe?

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Answered by Anonymous

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how many grams of 'C' are needed to produce 1×10^9 grams of Fe?
18 gm is the answer.

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Answered by yeshasrao44

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1.61x108 g C is needed to produce 1×10^9g of Fe

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