The iron(III) ion reacts with thiocyanate ion (SCN 3. The iron(III) ion reacts with thiocyanate ion (SCN) to form a red complex ion with the formula [FeSCN]2+. The net ionic equation describing this reaction is: Fe³+ + (ag) It. yellow SCN (aq) 1 colorless [FeSCN]2+ (aq) red A student studying this reaction begins with an equilibrium mixture that is light pink. (1) What change will the student observe when a solution containing iron(III) ion is added to this mixture? (2) Briefly explain how your answer to (1) is consistent with LeChâtelier's principle. (3) Silver ion reacts with thiocyanate ion to form insoluble silver thiocyanate (AgSCN). How will the color of the solution change when AgNO3 (g) is added to the mixture after (1) is performed? (4) Briefly explain how your answer to (3) is consistent with LeChâtelier's principle.

The iron(III) ion reacts with thiocyanate ion (SCN 3. The iron(III) ion reacts with thiocyanate ion (SCN) to form a red complex ion with the formula [FeSCN]2+. The net ionic equation describing this reaction is: Fe³+ + (ag) It. yellow SCN (aq) 1 colorless [FeSCN]2+ (aq) red A student studying this reaction begins with an equilibrium mixture that is light pink. (1) What change will the student observe when a solution containing iron(III) ion is added to this mixture? (2) Briefly explain how your answer to (1) is consistent with LeChâtelier's principle. (3) Silver ion reacts with thiocyanate ion to form insoluble silver thiocyanate (AgSCN). How will the color of the solution change when AgNO3 (g) is added to the mixture after (1) is performed? (4) Briefly explain how your answer to (3) is consistent with LeChâtelier's principle.

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