Science help?
so far, i’ve found the relative formula mass for:
Fe= 56
Fe2O3= 160
number of moles of Fe2O3= 700 000 000g / 160= 4 375 000
and thats where i got stuck.
(2) In the thermit reaction
2Al + Cr2O3 ==> 2Cr + Al2O3
Calculate the % yield when 180g of Chromium are obtained from 100g aluminium and 400g chromium (III) oxide.
i’ve already got that:
number of moles of Cr2O3= 400/ 152 = 2.632
and the number of moles of Cr = 180/52 = 3.462
but im not sure if this part is needed.
i know that the general formula for % yield is
(actual mass / calculated mass) x100
Can anyone help me finish these two questions off?
Thanks very much.
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(2) This is a similar problem; you start with 100g Al and 400g Cr2O3. What mass of chromium did you begin with (in the chromium oxide)? 180g is what percentage of that mass?
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