7. Iron, a large component of steel, is obtained by reducing iron (II) oxide (present in hematite ore) in a blast furnace. Steam Is a byproduct of the reaction. Calculate AG for the reaction at 230°C. Fe;Os(s) + Hz(g) - Fe (s) + H20 (g)

7. Iron, a large component of steel, is obtained by reducing iron (II) oxide (present in hematite ore) in a blast furnace. Steam Is a byproduct of the reaction. Calculate AG for the reaction at 230°C. Fe;Os(s) + Hz(g) - Fe (s) + H20 (g)

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7. Iron, a large component of steel, is obtained by reducing iron (III) oxide (present in hematite ore)
in a blast furnace. Steam Is a byproduct of the reaction. Calculate AG for the reaction at 230°C.
Fe:O:(s) + H2(g) --- Fe (s) + H20 (g)

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