How can you form iron sulphide from a mixture of iron and sulphur?

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By heating the mixture of iron and sulphur we can produce iron sulphide. Therefore, heat which is the condition required for chemically reacting iron and sulphur, is satisfied.

Fe + S $\to_{}^{Heating}$ FeS
Iron Sulphur Iron sulphide

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How can you form iron sulphide from a mixture of iron and sulphur?

By heating the mixture of iron and sulphur we can produce iron sulphide. Therefore, heat which is the condition required for chemically reacting iron and sulphur, is satisfied. Fe + S → Heating FeS Iron Sulphur Iron sulphide

By heating the mixture of iron and sulphur we can produce iron sulphide. Therefore, heat which is the condition required for chemically reacting iron and sulphur, is satisfied.

Fe + S $\to_{}^{Heating}$ FeS
Iron Sulphur Iron sulphide