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I'm looking at iron contamination on silicon and I'm wondering if, at high temperature (1400 K), and in a hydrogen atmosphere, should I expect some iron to change to gas phase?
The chemical formula for iron gas is Fe.
Iron reacts into gas phase at a temperature of 1538 degrees Celsius.
Iron gas is colorless, odorless, and has a density of 7.874 g/L at standard temperature and pressure.
Iron gas is primarily used in the production of steel and as a reducing agent in various industrial processes.
Iron gas is not considered toxic, however it can displace oxygen in the air and cause suffocation if inhaled in high concentrations.