1309-33-7O.O.O.[Fe]FLTRNWIFKITPIO-UHFFFAOYSA-NFerric hydroxide is a transition element molecular entity and a metallic base.
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UsesThe compound is used in pigments and in water purifications.
PreparationIron(III) hydroxide is obtained as a brown gelatinous precipitate by adding a strong base to a solution of iron(III) salt: FeCl3 + 3NaOH → Fe(OH)3 + 3NaCl
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DefinitionYELLOW IRON OXIDE: a yellow-brown mineral,FeO.OH, crystallizing in the orthorhombicsystem. It is formed as aresult of the oxidation and hydrationof iron minerals or as a direct precipitatefrom marine or fresh water (e.g.in swamps and bogs). Most limoniteis composed largely of cryptocrystallinegoethite. Goethite is mined asan ore of iron.