When steam is passed through red hot carbon, which of the following are produced?

King Vko

10 years ago

C + H2O --- CO + H2



Carbon + steam( water) --- Carbon (II) oxide + Hydrogen

Tyrexlib

1 year ago

option C is totally wrong..
steam~ 2H2O
Carbon~C
2H2O + C = CO2 + H2O
which is B
Hydrogen and carbon(IV)oxide,


H2O is water not steam!!!!!!!! pls correct this , people would get confused

S001

1 year ago

the chemical equation for water is 2H2O, so on reacting with carbon (C), it i meant to be :
2H2O+c.....>CO2+H2 (BALANCED)
PLESE GET BACK IF I AM WRONG

Sensei

3 weeks ago

I concur. 😭😳

Bboyz

9 years ago

carbon +steam = carbon(iv)oxide nd hydrogen gas

C. +. 2H2O. = CO2. +. 2H2