Title: Granary rust question photo included Post by: polishprodigy93 on Apr 14, 2019 A) Equation 1: Write the first possible oxidation half-reaction of Fe(s) that produces an iron ion:
B) Using oxidation numbers, describe what is happening in the above reaction. C) Equation 2: The next possible oxidation reaction of Fe(s) that produces an iron ion is: D) Using oxidation numbers, describe what is happening in the above reaction. E) Write the oxidation equation that shows how Fe2O3 (s) is produced when the product of equation 1 reacts with H2O(l). F) Using oxidation numbers, describe what is happening in the above reaction. Title: Re: Granary rust question photo included Post by: lizblackwelder on Apr 14, 2019 You've got two scenarios:
Fe(s) -> Fe3+ + 3e- Fe(s) -> Fe2+ + 2e- In both situations, iron it being oxidized into the iron ion plus electrons. Title: Re: Granary rust question photo included Post by: polishprodigy93 on Apr 14, 2019 So those would be my equation 1 and 2?
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