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Balance this equation---> Fe(s)+O2(g)--->FeO(s) (s) = solid (g)= gas

Balance this equation---> Fe(s)+O2(g)--->FeO(s) (s) = solid (g)= gas
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Balance this equation---> Fe(s)+O2(g)--->FeO(s)
(s) = solid
(g)= gas

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To balance this equation simply place the coefficient 2 in front of both the iron metal and the iron II oxide FeO.
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