Fe²+= Fe³+ its which reaction
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Difference about Fe2+and Fe3+ is the number of electrons, which in turn results in different properties . Fe2+, aka ferrous, is pale green and turns violet when added to water. Fe3+, aka ferric, is yellow-brown in solution. ... A ferric ion is only paramagnetic due to the presence of only one lone electron.
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This is an example of oxidation reaction since Fe²⁺ loses an electron and gets oxidized to Fe³⁺ .
We know that if an electron is lost it is also a type of oxidation reaction
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