Chemistry, asked by abhaymishraa2040, 10 months ago

Why cannot we prepare FeCl3 by heating FeCl3. 6H2O

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Answered by archana2025

Answer:When it is heated, hydrolysis occurs and hydrogen chloride gas is evolved. Hydrates of Iron(III) chloride cannot be dehydrated to anhydrous form, because it decomposes to iron(III) oxychloride and hydrogen chloride (HCl) gas, upon heating.

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