Physics, asked by sunandamund1975, 1 year ago

iron sulphide+oxygen=ferric oxide+ sulphur dioxide

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Answered by Atithisharma

2FeS+2O2-------> Fe2O3+S2O

Atithisharma: S-2

Atithisharma: O-4

Atithisharma: ohh yaa

sunandamund1975: 4FeS+7O2=2Fe2O3+4SO2

Atithisharma: thnxx

Atithisharma: sorry i write there S2O in place of SO2

Atithisharma: so

sunandamund1975: in the left side there are 4 iron and sulphur and 14 oxygen while in the right side there are same as in the left side

sunandamund1975: so it is a balance equation

Atithisharma: hmm

Answered by Anonymous

2FeS +2O2-------------Fe2O3+S2O

Anonymous: thnx

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