MCQ
Colour of Fe2+ ions is:
- ABlue.
- BLight green.
- CVery dark green.
- DYellow.
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Answer
- Light green.
Explanation:
Colour of Fe2+ is light green.
Due to this many salts having Fe2+ ion are also green in colour.
For ex: FeSO4
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