what happens when ferrous sulphate is heated strongly? Give the chemical equation for the change.
Asked by | 9th Jun, 2008, 02:45: PM
Expert Answer:
Iron(II) sulphate decomposes on strong heating to iron(III) oxide and oxides of sulphur.
FeSO4.yH2O ----> Fe2O3 +a SO2+bSO3 + cH2O
Answered by | 18th Jun, 2008, 03:51: PM
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