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For Fe+2; the oxide which has iron in (II) oxidation state would be the simplest oxide. Since, in FeO the Fe is in only (II) oxidation state so it is the simplest oxide.

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Chapter20: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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For Fe⁺²; the oxide which has iron in (II) oxidation state would be the simplest oxide.

Since, in FeO the Fe is in only (II) oxidation state so it is the simplest oxide.

There is another oxide like Fe₃O₄ is a type of mixed oxide ( of FeO and Fe₂O₃) where Fe remains in both (II and III) oxidation states.

How is Fe₃O₄ the simpliest oxide of Fe³⁺?

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