Asked by emma
What is the correct name for the ionic compound, FeBr3?
? ferric bromide
? iron(II) bromide
? iron(III) tribromide
? ferrous bromide
? iron(I) bromide
? ferric bromide
? iron(II) bromide
? iron(III) tribromide
? ferrous bromide
? iron(I) bromide
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The correct name for the ionic compound FeBr3 is **iron(III) bromide**.
This is because the iron (Fe) is in the +3 oxidation state in this compound, which is indicated by the (III). The bromide ions (Br) have a charge of -1 each, and there are three bromide ions to balance the +3 charge from the iron. Thus, the compound is correctly named iron(III) bromide.
This is because the iron (Fe) is in the +3 oxidation state in this compound, which is indicated by the (III). The bromide ions (Br) have a charge of -1 each, and there are three bromide ions to balance the +3 charge from the iron. Thus, the compound is correctly named iron(III) bromide.
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