Combining 55.4 g of Fe₂O, with excess carbon produced 10.4 g Fe. Fe₂O₂ + C + Fe + CO What is the percent (%) yield of this reaction? Be sure to express your answer to the correct number of significant figures and include units. Add your answer

Combining 55.4 g of Fe₂O, with excess carbon produced 10.4 g Fe. Fe₂O₂ + C + Fe + CO What is the percent (%) yield of this reaction? Be sure to express your answer to the correct number of significant figures and include units. Add your answer

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