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Iron 3+ reacts with excess thiocyanate and the latter reacts with excess of Flourine. The result is?
Dear student When you mix aqueous iron(III) nitrate and potassium thiocyanate together you get a red solution. Then if you add sodium fluoride, the red colour disappearsFe(SCN)2+ ions are red, but FeF2+ ions are colourless.Fe(III) (aq) is "hard" enough to prefer F- from SCN-.
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