Rusting of Iron, Chemistry Lecture | Sabaq.pk

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Mam 4(H+)carbonic acid sy aaaty

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Mam h2o already presentin air then y h2o gives h+ions to oxygen to again form h2o

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O2(g) + 2H2O(l) + 4e- gives 4OH-

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The reduction equation is not correct..

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4H+ ions initially kahan sy aye?

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Shakeel ur rahman When H2O reacts with CO2 then H2CO3 (carbonic acid ) produced. which then provides H+ ions

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H+ ions are not from H20 they are the hydrogen atoms which are dissloved in water not from H20 .
Water is not acidified water it is mixture of various components like H

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Vatan Pawar H+ IONS ARE FROM H2CO3 WICH IS FORMED WHEN CO2 DISSOLVED IN WATER ( CO2 + H2O = H2CO3 = H+ HCO3^-

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H+ ion is formed when water in air reacts with carbon dioxide (Co2) which is the component of air H20+Co2=H2Co3 Carbonic acid and after breakage it become H+ions

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@@abeeha5708 what happens to co3*-2 ions?

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@@hirayetnoor4284 that is not ourr concern may be it reacts with any other component
But major ans we got that h+ ions r provided by carbonic acid

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