alleryWhat happens to iron(II) hydroxide exposed to oxygen?
AIt dissolves as a blue complex
BIt forms ammonia gas
CIt gives a yellow flame
DIt oxidises toward iron(III)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It oxidises toward iron(III)
Oxidation of iron(II) can shift the precipitate color from green toward reddish brown.
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