Iron (II) chloride on a watch glass. Iron (II) chloride (FeCl2) has a molar mass of 198.8102 grams per mole. This is the tetrahydrate form. It is also known as Iron dichloride, ferrous chloride and Rokuhnite. It is a transition metal salt. Iron (II) chloride has few uses outside the laboratory but can be used for waste water treatment to reduce the odour. | |
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