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Iron(II) sulfide + potassium—> makes what ?

Iron(II) sulfide + potassium—> makes what ?
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Iron(II) sulfide +
potassium—> makes what ?

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User Ben Carey
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Answer:

Potassium Sulfide

Step-by-step explanation:

K is more reactive than Fe which means K displaces Fe from the equation

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