Match each chemical process or application involving iron and its compounds on the left with its corresponding chemical reaction characteristic or product on the right.
- Thermal decomposition of siderite ore ()Yields iron(II) oxide () and carbon(IV) oxide gas ()
- Reaction of iron metal with hot concentrated tetraoxosulfate(VI) acid ()Produces iron(III) tetraoxosulfate(VI), water, and sulfur(IV) oxide gas ()
- Galvanization of iron sheetsCoats iron with a zinc layer that acts as a protective sacrificial anode
- Fluxing action of calcium oxide () in the blast furnaceCombines with acidic silica () impurity to form molten slag ()
Answer
The correct matches pair thermal decomposition of siderite with production of and ; reaction of iron with hot concentrated with formation of iron(III) sulfate, water, and ; galvanization with zinc acting as a sacrificial anode; and fluxing action of with molten slag () formation.
Each process matches its corresponding chemical principle: siderite decomposes into and ; hot concentrated oxidizes iron to iron(III) sulfate releasing ; galvanization uses zinc as a sacrificial anode; and calcium oxide combines with silica to form slag.
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Key Concept
Extraction, Reaction Properties, and Corrosion Prevention of Iron