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What is action of water on Na, Mg, and Fe? Give related chemical equations.​

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Answered by MissSolitary
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Action of Na on water :-

 \rm \implies \: Na + H_2O  \longrightarrow NaOH + H_2(g) \\

Balanced eq.

 \rm \implies \: { \green{2}}Na + { \green{2}}H_2O  \longrightarrow { \green{2}}NaOH + H_2(g) \\

 \rm  \implies \:  Sodium + Water  \longrightarrow Sodium  \: hydroxide + Hydrogen</p><p>

Action of Mg on water :-

 \rm \implies \: Mg + H_2O  \longrightarrow MgO + H_2(g)

Balanced eq.

 \rm \implies \: { \green{2}}Mg + { \green{2}}H_2O  \longrightarrow { \green{2}}MgO +{ \green{2}} H_2(g)

 \rm \implies \: Magnesium + water  \longrightarrow Magnesium oxide + Hydrogen</u></p><p><u>[tex] \rm \implies \: Magnesium + water  \longrightarrow Magnesium oxide + Hydrogen

Action of Fe on water :-

 \rm  \implies \: Fe + H_2O  \longrightarrow FeO + H_2(g)</p><p>

Balanced eq.

 \rm  \implies \: { \green{2}}Fe + { \green{2}}H_2O  \longrightarrow{ \green{2}} FeO + { \green{2}}H_2(g)</u></p><p><u>[tex] \rm  \implies \: { \green{2}}Fe + { \green{2}}H_2O  \longrightarrow{ \green{2}} FeO + { \green{2}}H_2(g)

 \rm \implies \: Iron(II) + water   \longrightarrow Iron  \: oxide + hydrogen

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