Question

Write out the balanced equation for the reaction that occurs when Fe(OH)3 and H2S react together.

Answer 1

I think FeS + (OH)3H2

Answer 2

what?

Answer 3

the 3 is the charge for the Fe

Answer 4

pull your table of elements and look at the charges for Fe, usually they come in II and III

Answer 5

I'm confused

Answer 6

This is another double replacement reaction.

AB + CD --> AD + CB

Answer 7

\[\sf Fe(OH)_{3}(s) + H_2S ~(aq) ~\rightarrow \]

Answer 8

So you have:

iron (III) hydroxide + hydrogen sulfide ---> iron (III) sulfide + water.

can you write this out for me?

Answer 9

Remember: when you see \(\sf HOH\) you can think of hydrogen hydroxide, or water, \(\sf H_2O\)

Answer 10

@Abhisar

Answer 11

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Jhannybean
So you have:

iron (III) hydroxide + hydrogen sulfide ---> iron (III) sulfide + water.

can you write this out for me?
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Do this

Answer 12

Iron(III) sulfide=?

Answer 13

FeS+H2O?

Answer 14

What is the valency of sulphide and Iron(III)?

Answer 15

2?

Answer 16

Valency of sulphide is 2, valency of iron(III) is III [(III) indicates valency, Iron has variable valency, Iron(II) means that iron is having valency II]

Now,