Why we write compound name fe3O4 if the valency of fe is 4 and O is
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Fe is a transition elements and has two valencies +2 and +3 when valency is 3 it forms Fe3O4 ((iron 2,3 oxide))
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Answer: Well, it is your misunderstanding that iron has a valency of 4.
We write Fe3O4 because 2 different compounds are formed.
Explanation:
These compounds are Fe2O3 and FeO.
That is:
3Fe+ 4H2O ---> Fe2O3 + FeO+ 4H2
Namely, ferrous and ferric oxides.
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