SiO2 +H2 heat 1000 Deg. =Si +H2O

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kalpekar
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SiO2 +H2 heat 1000 Deg. =Si +H2O

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SiO2 is heated in the presence of high heat then it is possible to split Si & H2O
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Yes need temperature above 1200 °C.

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Re: SiO2 +H2 heat 1000 Deg. =Si +H2O

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kalpekar wrote: ↑Sun Jun 01, 2025 1:33 am SiO2 is heated in the presence of high heat then it is possible to split Si & H2O
Temperature also needs to be considered because when heated at too high a temperature, the reaction that occurs will cause the substance to be separated not to be absolutely accurate.
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