How much oxygen has reacted with the iron

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An iron nail weighing 5.10 g is allowed to react with oxygen, according to the reaction below.
4Fe + 3O2 → 2Fe2O3
A layer of iron(III) oxide forms on the nail, increasing the nail's mass. How much oxygen has reacted with the iron if the mass of the nail has increased to 5.89 g?

Reference no: EM13164539

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