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Fe (III) is identified by

a) Sodium thio sulphate b) ammonium thiocyanate

c) AgNO3 d) BaCl2​

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Answered by senbhava
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Answer:

b) ammonium thiocyanate

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Answered by Anonymous
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b) ammonium thiocyanate is the correct option.

  • Fe (III) are also known as ferric ions.
  • The identification of ferric ions is performed by reacting them with thiocyanate ions.
  • The ions formed in reaction are [FeSCN]²+ and the chemical formula for ferric thiocyanate is Fe(SCN)3.
  • The complex formed in reaction is of blood red colour.
  • By the help of colorimetry, concentration of ferric ions can be calculated from the samples.
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