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How to prevent the oxidation of ferrous ions in ferrous sulfate solution?

2019-10-10View Original

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As the title suggests, to treat the sample with an iron sulfate solution, it is necessary to place the sample in a beaker and stir it continuously in the iron sulfate solution for 24 hours. Online information indicates that to store ferrous sulfate solution, a certain amount of dilute sulfuric acid and iron sheets must be added to the solution in order to effectively prevent the oxidation of ferric ions. If I want to conduct an experiment using ferrous sulfate solution, how can I prevent the oxidation of ferric ions? Is the method the same as that for storing ferrous sulfate solution?

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