What color is Iron(II) sulfate when dissolved in water? What color is Iron (III) sulfate?

Iron (II) salts are usually very pale green in aqueous solution and Iron (III) salts are yellow in aqueous solution.

These colours are caused by the absorption and emission of light at different wavelengths (colours) by the complex ions [Fe.6H2O]2+ and [Fe.6H2O]3+

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Since there is no reaction, the colour will simply be the mixture of the two colours. However it is a bit more complex than this as the colour of iron(III) sulfate depends on the concentration WEAK. Yellow >>> Orange >>> rust brown STRONG These colours will actually dominate as iron(II) sulphate is such a pale green that it won't affect these too much.

What Color Is Iron

i know iron(iii)chloride is yellow, i am not sure but i think the ion gets it's color from the oxidation state. like a permanganate, or dichromate

Iron Sulphate is green colour in solution.

F.Y.I copper sulphate is blue colour in solution

it is yellow for sure

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