H2SO4 test: for the H+ reaction with ferrocene and acetylferrocene, each complex can be either oxidized or protonated:
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Ferrocene can be protonated to form ferrocenium ion (FcH^+) or oxidized to form ferrocenium cation (Fc^+). Show more…
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