Answer this simple Question The quantities provided were used for Step 1 in the synthesis of FeC₂O4 • 2 H₂O.(NH4)₂ [Fe(H₂O)6](SO4)2H₂C₂O4.2H₂O2.011.78Which reagent would be the limiting reagent?(NH4)₂[Fe(H₂O)](SO4)2H₂C₂O4.2H₂Otheoretical yield:Calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of potassium trioxalatoferrate (III) trihydrate, K₂ [Fe(C₂O4)3].3 H₂O.6.0g What is added at the end of Step 2 to get the K3 [Fe(C₂O4)3] 3 H₂O to precipitate?O Hydrogen peroxideO Cold waterO Oxalic acid dehydrateEthanolOnce the crystals are on the filter paper in the Buchner funnel, why is the suction left on for a few minutes?To reduce the crystal sizeTo dry the filter paperO To 'seat' the filter paper in the funnelTo remove ethanol and dry the crystals

#Q.1: The balanced equation for thesynthesis of FeC2O4*2H2O is: (NH4)2[Fe(H2O)6](SO4)2(aq) +…

The quantities provided were used for Step 1 in the synthesis of FeC₂O4 • 2 H₂O. (NH₂)₂ [Fe(H₂O),](SO4)₂ H₂C₂04 2H₂O • Which reagent would be the limiting reagent? O H₂C₂O4 2H₂O 2.01 (NH4)₂[Fe(H₂O)6](SO4)₂ ● 1.78 theoretical yield: Calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of potassium trioxalatoferrate (III) trihydrate, K₂ [Fe(C₂O)²]·3 H₂O. 9

The quantities provided were used for Step 1 in the synthesis of FeC₂O4 • 2 H₂O. (NH₂)₂ [Fe(H₂O),](SO4)₂ H₂C₂04 2H₂O • Which reagent would be the limiting reagent? O H₂C₂O4 2H₂O 2.01 (NH4)₂[Fe(H₂O)6](SO4)₂ ● 1.78 theoretical yield: Calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) of potassium trioxalatoferrate (III) trihydrate, K₂ [Fe(C₂O)²]·3 H₂O. 9

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