Chemistry

[JPaul]

Can anyone tell me what the chemical symbol Fe means. I think it's an element, but I'm not sure.

It's to help someone with homework and I didn't do Chemistry at school (probably would have forgoten by now anyway).

Cheers.

[manker]

I did Chemistary at school, and do you know what. I've completely forgotten :dabs:

[ilw]

I think its short for ferrite, ie iron

[Mr. Mulder]

it means FeCkula - which is found on the second layer of an ionic compound :blink:

[ziggyjuarez]

Iron

[JPaul]

Thanks for that.

So if an experiment required you to use an electrode composed of Fe, then in simple terms they would be asking you to use a rod of iron.

[Proper Bo]

Thanks for that.

So if an experiment required you to use an electrode composed of Fe, then in simple terms they would be asking you to use a rod of iron.

If that means what I think it means, I take my hat off to you sir, good show.:lol:

[JPaul]

Thanks for that.

So if an experiment required you to use an electrode composed of Fe, then in simple terms they would be asking you to use a rod of iron.

If that means what I think it means, I take my hat off to you sir, good show.:lol:
Why thank you, very much appreciated.

manrod used the phrase "rod of iron" in another thread and the rest, as they say, is geography.

[Spider_dude]

nice one

[Gripper]

Sorry bit "rusty" on me periodic table