Flynn Jr, 1984 - Google Patents
Hydrolysis of inorganic iron (III) saltsFlynn Jr, 1984
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- 357189881842485375
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- Flynn Jr C
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- Chemical Reviews
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The importance of iron chemistry in geological, en-vironmental, metallurgical, industrial, and biological contexts makes understandingof iron chemistry of fundamental significance. In connection with metal-lurgical interest in the behavior of Fe (III) in weakly acid solutions …
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