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What is the salt most likely to be formed at the junction of the Fe2+ions and SiO4+

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4Fe+2 + 2SiO-4 => Fe4(SiO4-4)2 However, when writing formulas for Ionic Compounds, reduce the subscripts to the smallest whole number ratio. Therefore, Iron(II) Silicate => Fe2SiO4.

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