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What is the balanced equation for: Fe3O4+ CO—> Fe+ CO2
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What is the balanced equation for: Fe3O4+ CO—> Fe+ CO2

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Answer is : Fe3O4 + 4CO -> 3Fe + 4CO2

I included my working out.
The highlighted numbers are the numbers which I added after every step in order to get equal numbers on both sides. :)
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