Chemistry, asked by vivv, 1 year ago

why does iron dissolve in HCL to form FeCl2 and not FeCl3

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Answered by Mayankdeep301
5
because iron dissolve in 2 moles of hcl to produce ferrous chloride and liberates hydrogen gas.
Answered by Abhijith791346
3
Hydrogen gas is evolved during the reaction due to which it not form FeCl3.

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