What is another word for more ferric?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː fˈɛɹɪk] (IPA) 
Ferric refers to the state where an element, usually iron, has a positive charge of +3. When describing something as "more ferric," it means that it has a higher concentration of iron in this state compared to something else. Synonyms for "more ferric" include "higher in iron content," "more iron-rich," and "more iron-saturated." Additionally, this term can be used in its chemical form, Fe3+, or referred to as "iron (III)." A substance may be described as "more ferric" when it has been oxidized or has had iron added to it to increase its concentration.
