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  • Ferric Iodide Dihydrate (FeI₃·2H₂O): Formula, Properties & Stability
    The formula for ferric iodide dihydrate is FeI₃·2H₂O.

    Here's how to break down the formula:

    * Fe: Represents the iron atom (ferric means iron in the +3 oxidation state).

    * I₃: Represents three iodine atoms.

    * ·2H₂O: Indicates that two water molecules are associated with each formula unit of ferric iodide.

    Important Note: Ferric iodide dihydrate is a highly hygroscopic compound, meaning it readily absorbs water from the air. It's also unstable and tends to decompose in air.

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