Given the following reactions and their equilibrium constants.           H2O (g)   +    CO (g)      -------     H2(g)    +    CO2(g)                K = 1.6                                                   FeO (s)   +    CO (g)      -------            Fe(s)     +    CO2(g)        K= 0.67                                                  Calculate K for the reaction       Fe(s)  +    H2O (g)        ------>        FeO (s)    +    H2 (g)

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