Fe3form
Fe3form is a term encountered in chemistry, materials science, and product naming, but it does not have a single, universally accepted definition. In chemical literature, Fe3form has been used to describe a class of trinuclear iron motifs, where three iron centers are connected by bridging ligands, forming a Fe3 core. In other uses, it appears as a brand or product name for iron-containing formulations or pigments. Because the term is not standardized, interpretations vary by source.
Composition and structure: When used in coordination chemistry contexts, Fe3form commonly refers to clusters with three
Synthesis: Reported syntheses typically involve controlled assembly from iron salts under programmable oxidation states, in the
Properties and applications: Fe3form-associated clusters exhibit magnetic interactions and variable oxidation states. They are studied for
History: Because Fe3form is not a standardized chemical term, its meaning arises from context—academic papers, supplier