Question

Action of chlorine on iron

Answer 1

Answer:

the iron will burns

Explanation:

after after it burns with changes into iron chloride. iron chloride forms back crystals if it is anhydrous. any trace of water present in the apparatus, or in the chlorine, reacts with this to give reddish brown colour.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Iron reacts with chlorine at 200 degrees Celsius in its +3 oxidation state to give ferric chloride.

Explanation:

2Fe+3Cl2~2FeCl3

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