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FeF3 is a molecule of Iron (III) fluoride that is 1 part Iron, and 3 parts Florine.

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Fe2 and Fe3 refer to the oxidation states of iron. Fe2 indicates iron with a +2 charge, while Fe3 indicates iron with a +3 charge. These oxidation states are important in understanding the reactivity and properties of iron-containing compounds.

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assuming you are talking chemistry its black iron oxide.

ie its one iron atom and three oxygen atoms, unlike rust which is FeO2

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Iron (III) Iodide

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Ferric fluoride or iron(III) fluoride

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Fluorine and oxygen

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