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Calculate the moles of iron (III) oxide produced from the reaction between 2.84 mol iron (III) and 2.85 moles oxygen (ID Limiting reactant)
4 Fe + 302 → 2 Fe2O3
Using the above reaction, identify how much excess reactant remains in moles?

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