Decomposition of iron(III) acetate? I recently asked about the synthesis of iron (III) acetate. I want a rather concentrated solution to use as a calligraphy ink (which will be dissolved in alcohol/water). Will it be okay to heat the solution of iron(III) acetate, hydrogen peroxide, acetic acid, and water to evaporate all of the other reagents? That is, will heat cause the decomposition of the iron acetate?
Iron(III) acetate will be stable under these conditions. According to this paper, thermal decomposition to iron oxide only starts at 423 K (150 °C). Heating iron and acetic acid together with an oxidation agent (oxygen from air or, like in your case, $\ce{H2O2}$) is actually a suitable way to prepare iron acetate dyes (source).