Math, asked by farahashfiquekhan12m, 3 months ago

Qs what is the colour of the precipitate formed when iron (11) Sulphate combines with sodium hydroxide

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Answered by Naintaraaa

dark green precipitate is formed

Answered by satyajitr225

Step-by-step explanation:

Ferrous hydroxide or iron(II) hydroxide has a greenish tinge with oxygen which is produced from iron(II) sulfate. If the solution contains oxygen and the iron is reduced the precipitate vary in color from green to reddish brown forming ferric hydroxide.

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