Molten iron(III) oxide, also known as ferric oxide, doesn't have a specific state symbol. Here's why:

* State symbols are used to denote the physical state of a substance:

* (s) - solid

* (l) - liquid

* (g) - gas

* (aq) - aqueous solution (dissolved in water)

* Molten iron(III) oxide is a liquid: It's in a liquid state because it's been heated to a high enough temperature to melt.

Therefore, you would simply write the chemical formula for molten iron(III) oxide as:

Fe₂O₃ (l)