balanced equation says 2 mols Fe3+ reacts with 3 mole S2- to
form insoluble precipitate of
Fe2S3. The reactants are soluble[ Fe(NO3)3 and K2S]. we need
statement which are not correct
So incorrect option is
3 mol of Fe(NO3)3 reacts with 2 mols of K2S
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