Talk:Iron(III) chloride

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into other sections. I think I have some leads but not strongly-RS for most of the remaining ones, or could move them as side-notes for other well-sourced sections. I could put the bullet-points as a paragraph-style set of examples if GA folks prefer. "Lead a bit short" is an out-of-the-blue concern. While obviously many eyes each see different details, it feels like a discouragement/moved-goalpost when a major wave of GA-reassessments land, and only note certain problems, and then suddenly become an even much larger task to rescue.

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without conflating. What you see is my attempt, in effect a first attempt, I started from a blank page. Whatever you can come up with to improve on that may be worth discussing, perhaps we can apply an ideas you have to the many other halides that have similar issues. One minor thing, Greenwood & Earnshaw say anhydrous FeCl3 is brown-black; where are you getting the green-black color from? Thanks for your excellent work,

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of Iron (III) Chloride - something I cannot be certain of myself). I have a picture of what I believe to be ANHYDROUS Iron (III) Chloride, it is dark green to the point of being black (as stated in the text). So clearly, the text reinforces the fact that Anhydrous Iron (III) Chloride is NOT Yellow (as confusingly shown in the picture) BUT that it is Dark-Green/Almost Black.

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This is not a GA requirement, but I notice some of the info in the infobox doesn't have the WikiProject Chemistry verify checkmark. I am (as this review should make extremely obvious) not a chemist and don't know enough to do that, but if someone is comfortable double checking the infobox and marking

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for an example of what I'm talking about here—the lead there includes technical language, and the article does not shy away from including significant details likely to be most relevant to specialists, but it avoids describing things in exclusively technical terms and includes a decent summary of how

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Still working. Currently organizing what was the long and mostly-uncited "other uses" list, which helped merge some into other prose sections, find cites for most. I will add an intro sentence or two for each theme there (now that I've figured out what the themes are!) for what can't easily be merged

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Just as Copper Sulphate appears white when anhydrous AND blue when hydrated, so I would guess that Iron (III) Chloride has different colours in its different hydrated forms. WHY DOES THE PICTURE SHOW IRON (III) CHLORIDE HEXAHYDRATE *AND NOT* THE ANHYDROUS FORM (assuming that these are the only forms

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I'm going to have to quick fail this good article review. There is an orange tag on the article which was mentioned in the most recent good article reassessment and is still valid. There are citation needed tags, and unfortunately, not much has changed since the good article reassessment concluded.

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Hi, #5 states: "Reacting Iron with hydrochloric acid, then with hydrogen peroxide. The hydrogen peroxide is the catalyst in turning iron chloride into ferric chloride" Did I understand well? iron chloride = ferric chloride, or it is supposed to be talking about a conversion from ferrous clhoride to

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and reference criteria. Currently this article does not include in-line citations. It is recommended that the article's editors take a look at the inclusion of in-line citations as well as how the article stacks up against the rest of the Good Article criteria. GA reviewers will give you at least a

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include: lead lacking an adequate summary, cleanup tags including missing citations and a section expansion tag in "Safety", and possible issues with list incorporation. The safety section has been slightly expanded and the maintenance tag removed (it may need additional work, but it is definitely

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I've never felt lead expansion is too much work. Usually, you can copy the most important sentences for section not yet covered in the lead, and only do a small copyedit (~10 mins work). For an article like this, I expect a lead of two short paragraphs, not more. It is the part of the article that

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week's time from the date of this notice to work on the in-line citations before doing a full re-review and deciding if the article still merits being considered a Good Article or would need to be de-listed. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us on the Good Article project

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I also believe that Anhydrous Iron (III) Chloride can APPEAR to melt at 37 degrees C (according to the Knowledge page ONLY the Hexahydrate melts at this temperature). This leads me to conclude that THE WIKIPEDIA PAGE *has a Devil in the detail* IN RELATION TO THE MELTING POINTS OF ANHYDROUS Iron

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Lists should be used only where the article wouldn't be able to better present the information using prose. In this case, I see at least one list (the one in "Organic chemistry") that almost certainly would be improved if it were presented as prose. I'm less sure on the list in "Hydrates" or the

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Three paragraphs are missing any citations: the second paragraph of "Redox reactions", the second paragraph of "Etching and metal cleaning", and the second paragraph of "Organic chemistry". Since these are short paragraphs it's likely the intended citation for them is nearby and just needs to be

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According to the information in the article, what happens is that the HEXAHYDRATE melts when heated, then at 100 degrees C, the water evaporates, at which point the sample becomes SOLID Anhydrous Iron (III) Chloride AND THEN, at 306 degrees C, the sample MELTS AGAIN (TWICE!). This is notable.

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improved). Citations have been added extensively, and there seem to not be remaining issues (except the three paragraphs I mentioned above). I share the concerns about the lead (as noted above), but don't see these as particularly hard to fix. Overall, we're in shape to proceed with this review.

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Thanks, I wrote a lot of this. Yes, I know they are very different beasts, just like with SnCl4 and AlCl3. You're doing a nice job on rewriting the page, keep it up! I think it would be hard justifying separate pages for the anhydrous and the hydrate, we need to find a format that works well

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Id just like to say thank you to whoever added the little part about using the ferric chloride test to detect for phenols. i need info on this test for my a level coursework and its proved very helpful as there is not much info on this test anywhere else onthe net! Thank you wikipedia!

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The vapor consists of the dimer Fe2Cl6 (like aluminium chloride) which increasingly dissociates into the monomeric FeCl3 (with D3h point group molecular symmetry) at higher temperatures, in competition with its reversible decomposition to give iron(II) chloride and chlorine

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Let me know what works best for both of you; my goal here is to help improve the article and ideally get through the GA process, but there's no specific pressure either of you should feel on having to do this right now, and if real life is interceding I totally understand.

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templates go on the talk page. Sofar 'we' have defined only two templates in the wikiproject: the {{chem-stub}} which can be used both in stub articles or on their talk page, and this {{WikiProject Chemistry}} which you see above. Note that on the

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Whoever did the bulk of the work here did a good job, because this is a nfty report. One suggestion: the article conflates anhydrous and hydrated forms, which can be misleading and even dangerous. They are quite different chemical critters.

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Ok, the article looks acceptable now, although there is still information under 'Other uses' that should be sourced. That particular section is also looking rather "listy", and could be written a little better. Other than that, it looks ok.

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Preparation feels like it's essentially a numbered list in how it describes the process. Would it make sense to break it out into prose describing the process more fully and a numbered list showing exclusively the three reactions?

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The first paragraph of the "Structure and properties" section should probably begin by summarizing that iron(III) chlorides can be in anhydrous and hydrated states, since that seems to be core to the organization of the section.

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or you may contact me personally. On behalf of the Good Articles Project, I want to thank you for all the time and effort that you have put into working on this article and improving the overall quality of the Knowledge project.

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As an interested contributer, I am glad to help with this process. I kinda avoid these processes because I seem to often respond in the wrong way or mess up some fussy formatting prettiness. But I am good for the chem.

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Well you did a great job on a species whose applicability I underestimated until reading your article and confirming it in my sources. About the color, I'll recheck, because I did feel uncomfortable with the factoid I

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list-like formatting of the "Preperation" section; both of these seem more likely to be legitimate usages of lists, but I am not a subject matter expert here so take a look and see if this is the ideal framing.

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Hey, who'd have thought it - reflected vs transmitted light! You learn something every day! Thanks for digging that up, Smokefoot, now we have an interesting quirky property instead of a boring piece of data!

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My apologies; I've been inactive for a bit recently for various reasons but am happy to resume the review and should have time to get to it this weekend. Sorry for letting this stall out for so long here!

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potentials. The reduction potential has to be higher than the oxidation potential for the reaction to occur spontaneously (e.g., without any electric current or extreme heat). --

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My main sorrow is, that these "suppliers" are in front of the literature and external links, making the commercial links seem to be more important than the scientific contents.

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Either one is right, depending on which convention you are following. The usual convention for binary compounds like this is to put the metal first, but the table uses the

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is flagged by Earwig but is clearly content lifted from Knowledge, down to including the wikilinks (and even using MediaWiki classes in the divs), same goes for

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As mentioned above, the list under hydrates seems like it could potentially be converted to prose. This would require expanding the detail on these forms

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Sorry, I am very busy in real life right now, so I probably won't respond to most comments. I will try to address comments within the little time I have.

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Apologies, things in the real world have been busier than anticipated. I hope to be able to finish this review by the end of the coming weekend. Cheers,

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As mentioned above, the list under hydrates seems like it could potentially be converted to prose. This would require expanding the detail on these forms

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is willing to take over as nominator, that also works. Worst case, we can pull this nomination and y'all can re-nominate when it's a better time for you.

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I made a few minor corrections and stylistic changes, which I don't think changed the meaning of anything, but I took too much liberty, let me know

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There is an in-line reference for each section (I added one). For the rest the article is in my perception well-enough referenced for GA.

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Lead: first sentence should describe the compound without simply stating its formula. More information about usages should be given.

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Lead: first sentence should describe the compound without simply stating its formula. More information about usages should be given.

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ferric clhoride? Sorry to sneak here, I have not enough knowledge of chemistry, perhaps the sentences just confused me. Thanks.

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A GA from 2005 and last reassessed in 2007. This article has an orange tag and some uncited material that needs to be cited. --

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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Can someone confirm if it is possible to use FeCl3 when one whant proof of H2S in a gas and how it would be done. / Martin

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I'm going to put the article on hold until items in #2b can be corrected. Let me know if there are any concerns. Thanks!

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I recommend renominating the article. I have already failed this review so another review will need to be opened.

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Aqueous solutions of ferric chloride are characteristically yellow, in contrast to the pale pink solutions of 3+

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Aqueous solutions of ferric chloride are characteristically yellow, in contrast to the pale pink solutions of 3+

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I tried to improve the article but there may not be sufficient qualified editors to reinstate its GA status. --

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Just a note for anyone to edit, as I don't know which is right, is the formula for Iron(III) Chloride FeCl

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Thanks! I see I missed the bit about the talk page before (sorry!), but this clarifies it all nicely.

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are you going to be able to complete this, or should I close it out so somebody else can review it?

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Fe. Can someone fix this error to which ever one is correct as I do not know the correct formula. ☺

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I'm not sure if the reaction with alkoxides should be clarified or altered based on this report

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Hi Wim- does this template go on the talk page, or the article page? Does it apply if we use

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WHAT FOLLOWS MAY NOT BE ABSOLUTELY TRUE, BUT LIKELY IS and is based on past sample notes:

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Nothing has happened on this review in almost 3 months. Can this be wrapped up soon?

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The article is about the 3 chloride, but one of the production methods listed is;

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Hill sequence is uncommon for inorganic compounds, and highly uncommon for FeCl

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Could you please look at the article again? I took care of tags and comments.

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Using as reference, full citations are needed for #38, 40, 41, 53, 54. Use

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a discussion about the commerciality of "Suppliers" is started here:

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This electronic configuration places electrons in molecular orbitals

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This electronic configuration places electrons in molecular orbitals

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isn't satisfactory, as pointed out below, and there are issues with

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Article is stable (5). No obvious copyvio detected (2d); note that

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Note: this represents where the article stands relative to the

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1. Dissolving pure iron in a solution of iron(III) chloride

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has written the plurality of the content here (over 1/3rd:

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Yup. This weekend's project. 18:23, 10 February 2023 (UTC)

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Thanks for your dedication and I'm sorry I discouraged you.

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Fe. I'm asking because in the first paragraph it says FeCl

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listings to ensure compliance with the standards of the

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work here? The repeated use of "electron" feels wrong.

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it validated, that'd probably be a nice thing to have.

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Different colours for differing Iron(III)Chloride Types

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system which goes C then H then others alphabetically.

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work here? The repeated use of "electron" feels wrong.

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Knowledge level-5 vital articles in Physical sciences

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