Answer the questions below for the following reaction: nitrogen reacts with iron (II) oxide in a single replacement reaction 1. What is the name of the compound produced in the reaction? 2. What is the formula of the compound produced in the reaction? 3. What is the coefficient of iron (II) oxide in the balanced chemical reaction?

Answer the questions below for the following reaction: nitrogen reacts with iron (II) oxide in a single replacement reaction 1. What is the name of the compound produced in the reaction? 2. What is the formula of the compound produced in the reaction? 3. What is the coefficient of iron (II) oxide in the balanced chemical reaction?

Chemistry

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Chapter3: Stoichiometry

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