- Iron(III)
oxide or
ferric oxide is the
inorganic compound with the
formula Fe2O3. It is one of the
three main
oxides of iron, the
other two
being iron(II)...
- Iron(III)
oxide-hydroxide or
ferric oxyhydroxide is the
chemical compound of iron, oxygen, and
hydrogen with
formula FeO(OH). The
compound is
often encountered...
- rust, the
latter of
which consists of
hydrated iron(III)
oxide (
ferric oxide). Iron(II)
oxide also
refers to a
family of
related non-stoichiometric compounds...
- In chemistry,
Ferric refers to the
element iron in its +3
oxidation state.
Ferric chloride is an
alternative name for iron(III)
chloride (FeCl3). The...
- Iron(II,III)
oxide, or
black iron
oxide, is the
chemical compound with
formula Fe3O4. It
occurs in
nature as the
mineral magnetite. It is one of a number...
- Iron
oxides feature as
ferrous (Fe(II)) or
ferric (Fe(III)) or both. They
adopt octahedral or
tetrahedral coordination geometry. Only a few
oxides are...
-
considered to be safe in pregnancy.
Calamine is a
combination of zinc
oxide and 0.5%
ferric oxide (Fe2O3). The
lotion is
produced with
additional ingredients such...
- Iron
oxide red is a
generic name of a
ferric oxide pigment of the red color.
Multiple shades based on both
anhydrous Fe 2O 3 and its
hydrates were known...
-
ferric formulations are made of pure, unmodified, co****-grained
ferric oxide.
Relatively large (up to 0.75 μm in length), irregularly-shaped
oxide particles...
-
response and hiss were
always problems.
Unlike the
imperfectly formed ferric oxide coating commonly used, the
chromium dioxide crystals were
perfectly formed...
