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When iron(III) nitrate dissolves in water, what ion is attracted to the oxygen atom of the water molecule? What ion is attracted to the hydrogen atoms?
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When iron(III) nitrate dissolves in water, what ion is attracted to the oxygen atom of the water molecule? What ion is attracted to the hydrogen atoms?

User Gal Morad
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Hello There!

The answers are in this order:
- Hydrogen (Hydrogen is produced in this)
- H2O or water.

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