Helvetica Chimica Acta · 1961 · 35 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesBiochemistryChemistryAnalytical ChemistryInorganic ChemistryMineralogyIron HydroxidesIron OxidesMineral BiochemistryColloidal AggregationColloidal SolutionsDissolution Of Iron HydroxidesFe(iii) Hydroxide PrecipitationFerric Hydroxide PrecipitationIron Hydroxide ColloidsPrecipitate Morphology
The state of iron(III)‐hydroxide in aqueous solutions of very low concentrations has been investigated using 59 Fe as tracer. From very dilute solutions (10 −5 M , 10 −7 M and 10 −9 M ) brought to a pH between ∼ 5–12 practically all the iron hydroxide can be sedimented by ultracentrifugation. The particle size varies with the pH, being biggest at a pH ∼ 6.5 and showing a rather wide range of distribution at a higher pH. In the acid (pH 3–5) and the alkaline region (pH 12–14) the dissolved amount of Fe III ‐hydroxide agrees satisfactorily with the values calculated using the solubility‐product and the constants of hydrolysis. In the precipitate two kinds of colloidal particles, spindel shaped α‐FeOOH and irregular aggregations of amorphous hydroxide particles, can be distinguished under the electron microscope.
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George K. Schweitzer, Morrison Jackson · Journal of Chemical Education · 1952 · 29 citations
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