What happens when sulphur dioxide is passed through an aqueous solution of $Fe(III)$ salt?
- A$Fe(III)$ is oxidized to $Fe(IV)$
- B$Fe(III)$ is reduced to $Fe(II)$
- CNo reaction occurs
- DSulphur dioxide is oxidized to $SO_{3}$
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