Fe+H2O⇒FeO4+H2 balance the equation please
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Fe+4H2O=>FeO4+4H2...pls mark as brainlist answet..
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One more Na+H2O-NaOH+H2
yeah thats what.....how come FeO4???
i am so sorry, it will be 3Fe+4H2O=>Fe3O4+4H2
is it ok now?
Hey it's correct
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hey is it correct now?
yeah
2 Na + 2 H20 => 2 NaOH + H2
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Heya user ,
Here is your answer !!
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When iron is added to steam , its form triferric tetraoxide ( Fe3O4 ) . This is a reversible reaction .
So , Fe + H2O⇒Fe3O4 + H2 ( skeletal eq. )
3Fe + 4H20 ⇒Fe3O4 + 4H2 ( balanced eq . )
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Hope it helps !!
Here is your answer !!
__________
When iron is added to steam , its form triferric tetraoxide ( Fe3O4 ) . This is a reversible reaction .
So , Fe + H2O⇒Fe3O4 + H2 ( skeletal eq. )
3Fe + 4H20 ⇒Fe3O4 + 4H2 ( balanced eq . )
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Hope it helps !!
Thank friend
welcm
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