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givi [52]
1 year ago
14

Solid iron combines with oxygen gas to form solid iron(III) oxide. Which of the following equations best describes this reaction

?
(A) Ir + O₂--> IrO₂
(B) 4 Fe + 3 0₂---> 2 Fe₂O3
(C) I+ 0₂ ---> 10₂
(D) 3 Ir + 0₂ -> 6 Ir₂03
Select one:
O a. A
Ob. B
O C. C
O d. D
Chemistry
1 answer:
Alexus [3.1K]1 year ago
3 0

Answer:

B.  4 Fe + 3 0₂---> 2 Fe₂O3        

Explanation:

(A) Ir + O₂--> IrO₂                                 No:  Ir is iridium

(B) 4 Fe + 3 0₂---> 2 Fe₂O3                Yes:  Fe is iron and O is oxygen,                  and the equation is balanced.

(C) I+ 0₂ ---> 10₂                                  No:  I is iodine

(D) 3 Ir + 0₂ -> 6 Ir₂03                         No:  I is iodine

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