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Write down the reactions which occur at the bosch region in blast furnace for the extraction of iron?

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The widest and the hotest part of the blast furnace is called 'bosh'. The reactions taking place in this region are as follows :
`Fe_(2)O_(3)+3C rarr 2Fe +3CO" "FeO+C rarr Fe+CO`
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