Question 13 Combining 55.4 g of Fe,0, with excess carbon produced 10.4 g Fe. Fe₂O, + C-Fe + CO What is the percent () yield of this reaction? Be sure to express your answer to the correct number of significant figures and include units. Add your answer

Question 13 Combining 55.4 g of Fe,0, with excess carbon produced 10.4 g Fe. Fe₂O, + C-Fe + CO What is the percent () yield of this reaction? Be sure to express your answer to the correct number of significant figures and include units. Add your answer

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