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why we cant use hcl to react with Fe to create fecl3?











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Answered by DrBob222
Fe + HCl ==> FeCl2
Some FeCl2 is oxidized by air to form FeCl3. One reason FeCl3 is not predominant is because Fe reacts with any Fe(III) formed to produce Fe(II)
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