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Fe3P2 + K2S (Yield) FeS + K3P If you mix 4.22 grams of iron (II) phosphide with 1.6 grams of potassium sulfide, how
much of each product is made and how much of the nonlimiting reactant is used up?

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Fe3P2 + K2S (Yield) FeS + K3P If you mix 4.22 grams of iron (II) phosphide with 1.6 grams of potass...