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Iron: what happened to the sample left in the sunlight? Explain the chemical reason for this observation.?

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it is a synthesis of oxalate complex of iron

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  1. NOTHING    Iron will aways be Iron


  2. K3[Fe (C2O4)3] is photo-sensitive.

    In aqueous solution the ferrioxalate complex (which is green) will decompose. The complex reacts with a photon of light to form Fe(C2O4)2 and CO2.  Iron (II) oxalate is orange.
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