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What is the pE value at the point on the Fe2+–Fe(OH)3 boundary line (see Figure 4.4) in a solution with a soluble iron concentration of 1.00 × 10−4 M at pH 6.00?

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What is the pE value at the point on the Fe2+–Fe(OH)3 boundary line (see Figure 4.4) in a solution with a soluble iron concentration of 1.00 × 10−4 M at pH 6.00?

Fe* + 0, +H,02 Fe(OH), (s) + 2H*, pE° =7.6
(4.40)
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