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name the reaction in which iron oxide is reduce to iron by aluminum

Anushkasingh456: The reaction between iron(III) oxide and aluminum produces aluminum oxide and iron. The chemical equation of the reaction is: This reaction is known as a thermite reaction and is highly exothermic. The large amount of heat released is enough to melt oxygen and aluminum.

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Answered by brianydon

Because aluminium is more reactive than iron, it displaces iron from iron(III) oxide. The aluminium removes oxygen from the iron(III) oxide: iron is reduced. aluminium is oxidised.

vaghasiyameet: which re action

vaghasiyameet: name the reaction please

brianydon: oxidise

Answered by aqibkincsem

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The process is called Oxidisation. As aluminum is more responsive than iron, it relocates iron from iron(III) oxide. The aluminum confiscates oxygen from the iron (III) oxide.

In this response a more responsive metal such as aluminum is able to moderate the iron oxide back to iron.

Even then it is hard to get the response to go as the activation energy is very high so a fuse of burning magnesium is cast-off.

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