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Explain whether iron could be made by heating iron oxide with zinc metal
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No, iron cannot be made by heating iron oxide with zinc metal. Iron oxide is an oxide of iron, and zinc metal is a metal. When heated together, the zinc metal will react with the oxygen in the iron oxide to form zinc oxide, not iron.
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