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hi i was just wondering if anyone could tell me the colours of FeO43- (V)or FeO42- (IV), or of the ions in solution? i cant find anything other than about the 2 and 3 + oxidation states.
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if i recall correctly, Fe2+ is green and Fe3+ is brownish in color
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