Match the options to correct boxes to write the formula for Iron(II) chloride:
FeCl2
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Answer:
The correct order are;
1) Multivalent metal cation
2) Charge on multivalent metal cation
3) Non metal anion
4) Charge on anion
5) Number of ions needed to neutralize +ve cation
6) Final Formula
7) FeCl₂
Please find attached the required solution diagram
Explanation:
Iron, Fe, which is a transition metal, form compounds in which it exists as +3 and +2, therefore, it is a multivalent metal
The amount (number) of charge from the anion with a charge of -1, needed to neutralize the +2 charge in the multivalent metal cation is 2
The final compound formed between the anion and the cation is therefore FeCl₂