Iron(III) hydroxide, gamma-phase, is a chemical compound with the formula Fe(OH)₃. It is one of the several forms or phases of iron(III) hydroxide, each exhibiting distinct properties. Here is a brief product description of iron(III) hydroxide, gamma-phase
Features:
The gamma-phase has a specific crystal structure that sets it apart from other phases of iron(III) hydroxide. The arrangement of atoms in the crystal lattice contributes to its unique properties.
Applications:
Iron(III) hydroxide, including the gamma-phase, is used in water treatment processes for the removal of contaminants. It can act as a sorbent, adsorbing impurities such as heavy metals, phosphates, and other pollutants from water. The gamma-phase's specific properties may make it effective in certain water treatment applications.
