How much iron (iii) oxide was used

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Iron (III) oxide(s) is heated in excess carbon monoxide(g) to form iron(s) and carbon dioxide(g). If the percent yield of iron was 83.0% and the actual yield was 9.87 g, how much iron (iii) oxide was used?

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