The cation is Fe³⁺ and the anion is SO⁴⁻₂.
• Fe₂SO₄³ is an example of an ionic compound, as in this the ions are joined together with the help of ionic bonding.
• Overall, the compound is neutral but it is formed of negative ions (anions) and positive ions (cations).
• The Fe(III) is the cation in this case as it is positively charged, and the sulfate is the anion, as it is the negatively charged ion.
To conclude, the cation is Fe³⁺, and the anion is SO₄²⁻.
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