FeCl2 + CO = [Fe(CO)4Cl2] |

FeCl₂ + 4CO → [Fe(CO)₄Cl₂]

Iron(II) chloride react with carbon monoxide to produce cis-dichloridotetracarbonyliron(II). This reaction takes place at a temperature near 20°C and an overpressure.

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Iron(II) chloride react with carbon monoxide

FeCl₂ + 4CO → [Fe(CO)₄Cl₂]

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Iron(II) chloride react with carbon monoxide

FeCl2 + 4CO → [Fe(CO)4Cl2]

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Сoding to search: FeCl2 + 4 CO = FeCO4Cl2

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FeCl₂ + 4CO → [Fe(CO)₄Cl₂]

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