Asked by Aanya
What is the reason for the higher ability of Fe3+ , than Fe2+, for being hydrolyzed?
Does this has something to do with Fe3+ having higher electron density than Fe2+ ? And how are they related?
Does this has something to do with Fe3+ having higher electron density than Fe2+ ? And how are they related?
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Answered by
DrBob222
https://www.quora.com/Why-does-FeCl3-hydrolyze-into-an-acidic-solution
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