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A substance that will oxidise aqueous Iron (II) ions to Iron (III) ions:

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Chlorine
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Bromine
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Platinum
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oxygen
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Solution

The correct option is A Chlorine

When chlorine reacts with iron(II) ions in solution, chloride ions and iron(III) ions are produced.

Ionic equation:

Cl2(g)+2Fe2+(aq)2Cl(aq)+2Fe3+(aq)

The equation shows that the Fe2+ ions have formed Fe3+ ions, i.e., each ion has lost an electron. This means the Fe2+ ions have been oxidised.


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