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    Iron(II,III) oxide (Fe3O4) can be reduced with hydrogen gas to produce pure iron. The document provides calculations to determine: (1) the mass of iron produced from a 35.0g sample that is 43.8% pure Fe3O4, (2) the percentage purity of a 126.7g Fe3O4 sample that produces 39.3g of iron, and (3) the percentage yield when a 20.0g sample of pure Fe3O4 produces 5.98g of iron.

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    Iron(II,III) oxide (Fe3O4) can be reduced with hydrogen gas to produce pure iron. The document provides calculations to determine: (1) the mass of iron produced from a 35.0g sample that is 43.8% pure Fe3O4, (2) the percentage purity of a 126.7g Fe3O4 sample that produces 39.3g of iron, and (3) the percentage yield when a 20.0g sample of pure Fe3O4 produces 5.98g of iron.

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    Iron(II,III) oxide (Fe3O4) can be reduced with hydrogen gas to produce pure iron. The document provides calculations to determine: (1) the mass of iron produced from a 35.0g sample that is 43.8% pure Fe3O4, (2) the percentage purity of a 126.7g Fe3O4 sample that produces 39.3g of iron, and (3) the percentage yield when a 20.0g sample of pure Fe3O4 produces 5.98g of iron.

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    Percent Purity

    Iron(II,III) oxide is the chemical compound with formula


    Fe3O4. It occurs in nature as the mineral magnetite. It can
    be reduced in the presence of hydrogen gas to produce
    pure iron.

    Fe3O4 + 4H2 3Fe + 4H2O

    a) If a 35.0 g sample of Fe3O4 is 43.8% pure. What


    mass of Fe can the sample produce? (5a) 11.1 g
    b) Another sample of Fe3O4 with a mass of 126.7 g is reacted so as to produce 39.3 g of Fe. What is
    the percentage purity of Fe3O4? (Assume reaction goes to 100% completion) (5b) 42.9%
    c) A 20.0 g sample of pure Fe3O4 produces 5.98 g of Fe. What is the percentage yield of the
    reaction? (5c) 41.3%

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