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Question
When steam is passed over red-hot iron, magnetic oxide of iron and hydrogen are obtained. “The reaction between steam and red-hot iron is a Reversible Reaction.” What is meant by this statement.
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Solution
Statement means magnetic oxide of iron and hydrogen recombine to form iron and steam.
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