AQA A-Level Chemistry - Iron

This video looks at the reactions of the iron complex.

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[ghost-nydw]

such a simple thing such as making the font the correlating colour has helped me memorise so much better lol

[Minasiu]

At 8:40, why wouldnt it form [Fe(H2O)4(NH3)2]2+ ?

[originam]

what exactly do we need to know about the flame test??!??

[bensonkwok]

Hello, I see that M(H2O)4(OH)2 is a solid [M is a 2+ ion], so is M(H20)4 like a complex ion?

[gazzergats]

Hi, for the reaction with cyanide, do we also need to know the equation when they are in excess?Thanks

[rrockchick]

Hi,
Would this topic appear in the new paper 1 or paper 2 exam?

[Wasteman]

3+ is yellow? We were told purple, and they're not even close