How to prepare Iron (II) oxide

11 November 2011 1 510 Report

I'd like to know how to prepare Iron (II) oxide from Iron (III) oxide. Are there any other ways to prepare this using other starting materials?

Thanks

Vikram Dhere

www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG7Vk4LmQgM

You can artificially create iron oxide by creating a reaction of the iron and sodium hydroxide to create iron hydroxide, which will then react to the oxygen in the air to produce rust.

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