Chemistry: Principles and Reactions
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Chapter 4, Problem 4QAP
Name the reagent, if any, that you would add to a solution of iron(lll) chloride to precipitate
(a) iron(lll) hydroxide.
(b) iron(lll) carbonate.
(c) iron(lll) phosphate.
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