Precipitation Reactions
Can someone check these ionic equations?
Cu2+ + 2OH- --> Cu(OH)2
Fe2+ + 2OH - --> Fe(OH)2
Fe3+ + 3OH - --> 2Fe(OH)3
Especially the last one, thanks
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Cu2+ + 2OH- --> Cu(OH)2
Fe2+ + 2OH - --> Fe(OH)2
Fe3+ + 3OH - --> 2Fe(OH)3
Especially the last one, thanks
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The last one isn't balanced, you don't need that 2 in front of 2Fe(OH)3.
Original post by eggfriedrice
The last one isn't balanced, you don't need that 2 in front of 2Fe(OH)3.
Thanks
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