Science, asked by DianaPrince, 5 months ago

3Fe+4H2O= Fe3O4+4H2
Is this equation right or wrong?

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Answered by TheSplendorBoy
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Answer

Yes, this is right.

Answered by kandeosingh
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Answer:

3Fe+4H 2 O→Fe 3 O4 +4H 2

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Explanation:

An oxidising agent is the one which oxidises other substances (by removal of hydrogen or addition of oxygen) and itself gets reduced (addition of hydrogen or removal of oxygen).

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