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a chemical equation for the reaction between iron pyrite and oxygen

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Answered by tharunichinni30
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In the current case, iron pyrite is the fuel and atmspheric oxygen is the oxidant. This is a combustion reaction and generates iron (III) oxides. ... Typically, the pyrite ore containing up to 85% iron pyrite and 15 % inert materials reacts with excess air (up to 200% excess) to generate sulfur dioxide (SO2).

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