What happens when the ferric chloride solution is added to freshly precipitated ferric hydroxide?

What happens when the ferric chloride solution is added to freshly precipitated ferric hydroxide? Correct Answer Brown coloured colloid

When ferric chloride solution is added to freshly precipitated ferric hydroxide, a brown coloured colloidal solution is obtained. This happens due to the adsorption of ferric ions on the surface of precipitate. The accumulation of ferric ions on the surface causes repulsion between them and results in the fragmentation of large precipitate particles into small colloidal particles.

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