2:1 ratio with Fe. Dividing 0.3 moles by 2 gives 0.15 moles which is less than the 0.18 of Fe. I dont really understand why and got this wrong yesterday but just learn that this is how it is
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2:1 ratio with Fe. Dividing 0.3 moles by 2 gives 0.15 moles which is less than the 0.18 of Fe. I dont really understand why and got this wrong yesterday but just learn that this is how it is
Oh alright thank you!
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