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This overview features the chemical background on condensation phenomena of iron cations in aqueous solution. The formation of molecular clusters or nanosized solid phases is interpreted with illustrative mechanisms building a bridge between solution chemistry and solid-state chemistry. Iron chemistry gives a very nice example of chemical versatility.
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Jolivet et al. (2006) studied this question.
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