why does iron only react with steam ....and don't say that it's because iron is located lower in reactivity series ....answer on basis of heat ......correct answer will be marked brainliest
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Iron does not react with water in the ordinary temperature. Itreacts only with steam. When steam is passed over red-hot iron, iron (II,III) oxide and hydrogen gas are formed which requires a higher temperature than compare to all the temperature forms of water.
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Raaghav17oct:
why do we need high temperature for iron and water to react??
Because when the water is heated at the highest temperature i.e;steam the intermolecular force of attraction between the molecules becomes very low.Thus Suitable for iron to react
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