Important Properties of Compounds of Iron
Important Properties of Compounds of Iron: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as Preparation of Iron(III) Chloride, Compounds of Iron, Properties of Iron(II) Oxide, Ferrous Sulphate, Preparation of Iron Chloride, Properties of Iron(III) Chloride, Preparation of Iron(II) Oxide, etc.
Important Questions on Important Properties of Compounds of Iron
Complete the following reaction:
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Enter your correct answer as , , or .

The chemical formula of ferrous sulphate is _____.

Brown coloured gas is evolved when ferrous sulphate is heated.

Which chemical reaction correctly represents the reaction between iron and dilute ?

What happens when iron reacts with dilute sulphuric acid?

Which one of the following gives mixture of and on heating?

On heating of a sulfate of metal 'A' evolves two gases B, C and an oxide D. Gas B turns paper green while gas 'C' forms a trimmer in which there is non S-S bond. Compound D with forms a Lewis acid E which exists as dimer. What are the compounds A to E respectively?

In chemical reaction of potassium ferrocyanide and hydrogen peroxide in the presence of dil.


The chemical formula of Prussian blue is formed by the reaction of ferric ion and ferrocyanide is

Fool’s gold is:

The sum of bonds in the gases obtained by strong heating of ferrous sulphate is :

The prosthetic group haemoglobin is

The correct statement in respect of protein haemoglobin is that it

Green vitriol is

Ferrous sulphate is known as

Which of the following statement(s) is/are incorrect regarding chloride of iron?

An inorganic compound on strong heating gives a black-brown powder and two oxides of sulphur. The powder was dissolved in when a yellow solution was obtained which gave a blood-red coloured solution with thiocyanide ions. Then, the inorganic compound will be

An inorganic compound on strong heating gave a blackish brown powder and two oxides of sulphur. The powder was dissolved in HCl when a yellow solution was obtained which gave blood red coloured solution with thiocyanide ions.
The inorganic compound may be :

An inorganic compound on strong heating gave a blackish brown powder and two oxides of sulphur. The powder was dissolved in HCl when a yellow solution was obtained which gave blood red coloured solution with thiocyanide ions.
The inorganic compound may be :
