Question

iron with steam can you help me ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Iron - Fe

steam - H20 in gas form

so,

Fe+H20(g) gives Fe203 +H2

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Iron reacting with steam produces a familiar result, creating a layer of hydrated iron oxide over the iron, which then releases hydrogen into the surrounding area. It should be noted that this is only achieved by using red-hot iron (700 C or higher). What is the reaction of iron with super heated steam?

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