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PRECIPITATION: FERRIC HYDROXIDE<br /> (1 of 2 - Variations Available)<br /> Sodium Hydroxide Added to Ferric Sulfate<br /> NaOH in pipette added to Fe2(SO4)3(aq) in erlenmeyer flask precipitates Fe(OH)3(s). Ferric hydroxide is actually hydrated ferric oxide-Fe2O3 x H2O which is very insoluble(Ksp=2.6x10-39) and forms when the pH rises above pH2.

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PRECIPITATION: FERRIC HYDROXIDE
(1 of 2 - Variations Available)
Sodium Hydroxide Added to Ferric Sulfate
NaOH in pipette added to Fe2(SO4)3(aq) in erlenmeyer flask precipitates Fe(OH)3(s). Ferric hydroxide is actually hydrated ferric oxide-Fe2O3 x H2O which is very insoluble(Ksp=2.6x10-39) and forms when the pH rises above pH2.

Copyright:© 1994 Richard Megna - Fundamental Photographs

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