Chemistry, asked by tiwarisantosh2507, 8 months ago

Iron(Fe)+Oxygen (O²)+Water(H²O)=?

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Answered by dikshamgr2000

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Explanation:

The equation is represents the rusting of iron.

Whenever iron gets in contact with oxygen and water, it results in the formation of rust, i.e., iron oxide.

Iron(Fe)+Oxygen (O²)+Water(H²O)= Fe²O³

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