et compounds of iron You are studying coordination with cyanide ligands. You add 0.270 g of yellow potassium ferrocyanide to 1.00 liters of a solution of excess potassium nitrite. You observe that the pH increases from neutral to 11.17 and the color changes from yellow to red. You isolate a red crystalline compound, and hypothesize that at least one of the cyanide ligands has been substituted for nitrosyl (NO): K_Fe(CN) + (x)KNO₂ + H₂O → K₁₂Fe(CN).x(NO)x + (x)KCN + (2x)KOH How many grams of iron are contained in 0.150 g of the red complex?

et compounds of iron You are studying coordination with cyanide ligands. You add 0.270 g of yellow potassium ferrocyanide to 1.00 liters of a solution of excess potassium nitrite. You observe that the pH increases from neutral to 11.17 and the color changes from yellow to red. You isolate a red crystalline compound, and hypothesize that at least one of the cyanide ligands has been substituted for nitrosyl (NO): K_Fe(CN) + (x)KNO₂ + H₂O → K₁₂Fe(CN).x(NO)x + (x)KCN + (2x)KOH How many grams of iron are contained in 0.150 g of the red complex?

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