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The chemical symbol for iron is "Fe" for the latin "ferrum."

Much of the Periodic Table has Latin names, because as the table was fleshed-out, the scientists used Latin as the "lingua franca," or common (universal) tongue.

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The formula of iron oxide is Fe2O3.

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Haematite (US: hematite)

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The chemical symbol is Fe.

It is derived from Latin: 'ferrum'

Iron in English, Eisen in German, Fier in Romanian, Fer in French, IJzer in Dutch, etc.

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Ferrous ion

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