问题 选择题

下列有关铁及其化合物的说法中不正确的是

A.工业上在高温下用CO还原含Fe2O3的铁矿石炼铁

B.铁在纯氧中燃烧或高温下和水蒸气反应均能得到Fe3O4

C.工业上可用铁质容器储存、运输浓硝酸、浓硫酸

D.氯化铁溶液有较强氧化性,故可用作净水剂

答案

答案:D

A对;B中铁在纯氧中燃烧是初三内容;C中考查了钝化知识;D中氯化铁溶液作为净水剂是因为Fe3+的水解产生Fe(OH)3胶体。

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A.frontier

B.border

C.outskirts

D.suburbs