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  • Iron(III) Chloride Flame Test: Color & Factors Influencing Results
    Iron (III) chloride, FeCl₃, produces a yellow color in a flame test.

    It's important to note that the color observed in a flame test can be influenced by factors like:

    * Concentration of the compound: Higher concentrations can lead to a brighter, more intense color.

    * Presence of other metals: If the sample contains other metals, their characteristic colors might interfere or combine with the yellow of Iron (III) chloride.

    However, in general, a flame test with FeCl₃ will exhibit a distinct yellow hue.

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