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  • Ferrous Fluoride Formula (FeF₂): Definition & Explanation
    The formula for ferrous fluoride is FeF₂.

    Here's the breakdown:

    * Fe represents the iron element, specifically the ferrous ion (Fe²⁺) with a +2 charge.

    * F represents the fluorine element, which has a -1 charge as a fluoride ion (F⁻).

    To balance the charges, you need two fluoride ions (2 x -1 = -2) to match the +2 charge of the ferrous ion. Therefore, the formula becomes FeF₂.

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