Reduction of $2.4 \ g$ of $FeO$ with hydrogen yields $1.68 \ g$ of $Fe$. In another experiment,$2.9 \ g$ of $FeO$ on reduction with hydrogen yields $2.03 \ g$ of $Fe$. These results illustrate the law of:
- AEquivalent Proportions
- BMultiple Proportions
- CDefinite Proportions
- DConservation of Mass
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