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English: Iron(II) carbonate, a white solid, is made by reacting an acidic solution of iron(II) chloride with sodium carbonate. This makes carbon dioxide as well because of the carbonate-acid reaction. The carbon dioxide drives the oxygen out of the water. If any dissolved oxygen is added to the water, it turns (irreversibly) dark green-gray. |
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