Fe2(SO4)3, known as iron(III) sulfate, is a chemical compound composed of iron, sulfur, and oxygen. It consists of two iron (Fe) ions and three sulfate (SO4) ions. This compound typically appears as a yellowish-brown solid and is soluble in water, forming a solution that can be used in various applications. Iron(III) sulfate is commonly used in water treatment processes to remove impurities and in the production of pigments. It also plays a role in the manufacturing of paper and as a coagulant in the food industry. Its chemical properties make it valuable in both industrial and laboratory settings.