The ratio of equivalent weight of fe in fecl2 and fecl3 is

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The ratio of equivalent weight of fe in fecl2 and fecl3 is

Samikhya Mishra 16th Dec, 2018

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Mounika Vellalacheruvu 16th Dec, 2018

Hi Samikhya...

In Fecl2, Fe has +2 valency whereas in Fecl3,Fe has +3 valency.

Iron (atomic weight 55.845) has an equivalent weight of 27.9225 in ferrous compounds (valence 2) and 18.615 in ferric compounds (valence 3).

Therfore the ratio is 1.5

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