Linked from

The 13 pages that link to Iron(III) oxide, each with the reason it gives.

• Iron oxideBroader topic: Its polymorphs include hematite, a widespread mineral and the main ore of iron.

• HematiteRelated: Hematite is the mineral form of this compound.

• GoethiteRelated: Goethite can dehydrate into hematite, an iron(III) oxide.

• Iron(II)Compared with: Its oxidation state and common mineral forms differ from those of iron(II) oxide.

• Iron(II) oxideCompared with: Its iron oxidation state and stoichiometry contrast directly with FeO.

• Iron(III)Broader topic: It is a familiar solid compound in which iron has the +3 oxidation state.

• Iron(II) sulfateCompared with: This common oxidized iron compound contrasts with the soluble Fe²⁺ salt.

• Iron(III) chlorideCompared with: It contains iron(III) but no chloride and is a solid oxide rather than a chloride salt.

• MaghemiteNarrower topic: Maghemite is a specific iron(III) oxide with a spinel-related crystal structure.

• Chromium(III) oxideCompared with: It shares the M₂O₃ formula pattern but differs in metal, color, and applications.

• Iron(II) hydroxideCompared with: Its higher iron oxidation state and oxide composition distinguish it from this hydroxide.

• Iron(III) citrateCompared with: It illustrates ferric iron in an insoluble solid rather than citrate-bound solution complexes.

• Iron(III) nitrateBroader topic: It is the solid iron-containing product of nitrate decomposition.