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How do these color changes indicate reduction or oxidation reaction?

Data Table A. Reactions of Iron(II) Ions with Oxid
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You need to take into consideration the colors of the Fe2+ and Fe3+ solutions. In addition you need to know wich compound will be formed with each of the coloured reactants, those are used to identify the resultant form of Fe.

But in all of these cases, the first table will indicate the colour of the compound with the Fe3+ formed, because it is being treated with oxidation agents, and the second table will indicate the colour of the compound with the Fe2+ formed, because there is a reducting agent involved. Normally the first solution will have one colour and then, the other form of Fe will result in another coloured solution.

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