Fe(OH)2 + NaNO2 = FeO(OH) + NO + NaOH |

Fe(OH)₂ + NaNO₂ FeO(OH) + NO + NaOH

Iron(II) hydroxide react with sodium nitrite to produce iron(III) oxide-hydroxide, nitric oxide and sodium hydroxide. Sodium nitrite - concentrated solution. This reaction takes place at a temperature near 60°C.

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Iron(II) hydroxide react with sodium nitrite

Fe(OH)₂ + NaNO₂ FeO(OH) + NO + NaOH

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Iron(II) hydroxide react with sodium nitrite

Fe(OH)2 + NaNO2 FeO(OH) + NO + NaOH

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Сoding to search: FeOH2 + NaNO2 cnd [ temp ] = FeOOH + NO + NaOH

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Fe(OH)₂ + NaNO₂ FeO(OH) + NO + NaOH

Add / Edited: 22.04.2015 /