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    Iron is Silvery grey in colour, form ions in two oxidation states, namely iron(II) ion [ferrous ion] and iron(III) ions [ferric ion].

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    Iron is Silvery grey in colour, form ions in two oxidation states, namely iron(II) ion [ferrous ion] and iron(III) ions [ferric ion].

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    Iron is Silvery grey in colour, form ions in two oxidation states, namely iron(II) ion [ferrous ion] and iron(III) ions [ferric ion].

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    The Happy Chemistry

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    8.3.2(b)

    Iron
    Iron is Silvery grey in colour, form ions in two oxi-
    dation states, namely iron(II) ion [ferrous ion] and
    iron(III) ion [ferric ion].
    Iron(II) ions are green in colour
    Iron(III) ions are brown in colour

    Fe2+ Fe2+ Fe2O3

    Iron(II) Iron(III)
    Nitrate Nitrate

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