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Ferrous sulfite (Fe(II)sulfite or Iron(II)sulfite) is FeSO3

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First of all Ferrous is from Fe, and "(II)" signifies the positive valence of an atom. This means Iron(II) has a +2 And iron has a positive charge since it's a metal.

And for sulfite, it's SO subscript 3 with a -2 charge.

So if you put that together the 2+ and 2- cancel each other out.

Leaving the formula to be... FeSO3

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