Iron is found in Earth's crust as several iron compounds. Calculate the mass in kilograms of the amount of each of the following iron compounds that contains 1.0×10^3kg of iron.

Part C) FeCO3 (siderite)

Express your answer using two significant figures.

The mass of FeCO3 (siderite) in 1.0×10^3kg of iron is 2074.3 kg

From the given information,

the sample mass weight of iron = 1.0×10^3kg

We need to convert it to grams for easy calculation;

The molar mass of FeCO3 (siderite) = 115.854 g/mol

If 55.85 kg of Fe is present in 115.854 g of FeCO3

∴

1.0×10^3kg of Fe will be present in:

= 2074306.177 g of FeCO₃

= 2074.3 kg of FeCO₃

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2074.74 kg is the mass of siderite in which 1x10^3 kg of iron is present.

Explanation:

Mass of iron is given as 1x10^3 Kg

mass of iron in siderite FeCO3 can be known

number of moles in 1x10^3 Kg  iron is calculated by the formula.

number of moles =

atomic weight of iron is 55.84

number of moles =

 n= 17908.309 moles of iron in 1000 kg

1 mole of FeCO3 has 1 mole of Fe

x moles of FeCO3 will have moles

=

x = 17908.309 moles of FeCO3 is there.

so mass can be calculated as number of moles x molar mass of one mole of the substance.    (molar mass of siderite is 115.854 grams/mole)

17908.309 x 115.854

= 2074749.230 grams of siderite

(the molar mass is converted to kg/mole as the mass of iron is given by kg.

0.1158 kg is the molar mass of siderite)

2074749.230 grams of siderite is converted to kilogram

2074.74 kg is the mass of siderite in which 1x10^3 kg of iron is present.

explanation:

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