iron reacts with vapour and make iron oxide. expalin ?
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this process of iron reacts with vapour to form iron oxide(haematite) is known as corrosion
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fe+H2o(vapour)=fe3O4
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react with steam to form metal oxide and hydrogen. Iron reactswith water to form ferrsoferric oxidealong with the release of Hydrogen. 3Fe + 4H2O Fe3O4 + 4H2.(Thereaction is reversible). ... Red hot iron reacts with steam to form iron (II,III)oxide and hydrogen.
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Iron actually does not react with cold or hot water.It reacts with steam and gets oxidised to iron(II)(III)oxide i.e. FeO.Fe2O3.This is combinely written as Fe3O4. It is also named as ferrosoferric oxide.Actually no compound like Fe3O4 is formed.
The balanced chemical equation for reaction of iron with steam is
3Fe+4H2→FeO.Fe2O3+4H2
The balanced chemical equation for reaction of iron with steam is
3Fe+4H2→FeO.Fe2O3+4H2
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