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dangina [55]
3 years ago
10

Which change increases the amount of iron produced in the equation fe3o4(s) 4h2(g) energy?

Chemistry
1 answer:
Debora [2.8K]3 years ago
6 0
FeSO4 (s) plus  4H2 (g) gives  3Fe(s)  plus  4H2O(l)
  from  the  equation  above   i  mole  of  FeSO4 reacted  with  4  mole  of H2  gas  to  give  3 moles  of  iron  and  4  moles  of  water.There  is  a relationship  between  volume  and  equilibrium  shift. Decrease  in  volume  favor  the  side  with  less  moles  of  a  gas. since  hydrogen  is  a  gas    a  decrease  in   volume  favor  the  forward  reaction  hence  more  Fe  is  produced.
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