Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

Give reason why solid iron doesn't burns in fire but iron fillings Burns.​

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Answered by BrokenHeart2206
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Iron has a strong molecular force of attraction. Hence when heated it doesn't reach to its ignition temperature and doesn't burn. But iron fillings when sprinkled in flames attain the ignition temperature ( as iron fillings are comparatively smaller particles) and gain larger surface area for the reaction.

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Answered by Anonymous
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→To burn  the surface of iron in contact with air must be heated to its ignition temperature. Iron has a strong molecular force of attraction. Hence when heated it doesn't reach to its ignition temperature and doesn't burn. But iron fillings  when sprinkled in flames attain the ignition temperature ( as iron fillings are comparatively smaller particles) and gain larger surface area for the reaction. Therefore they burn vigorously.

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