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I came across a compound FeO4^2-$\ce{[FeO4]^{2-}}$ but Fe$\ce{Fe}$ has +6 charge according to my calculations. How this is possible ? Or it is possible but my periodic table is kind of non-detailed one. (On the table I got d metals$d$-metals possible charges).

I came across a compound FeO4^2- but Fe has +6 charge according to my calculations. How this is possible ? Or it is possible but my periodic table is kind of non-detailed one. (On the table I got d metals possible charges).

I came across a compound $\ce{[FeO4]^{2-}}$ but $\ce{Fe}$ has +6 charge according to my calculations. How this is possible ? Or it is possible but my periodic table is kind of non-detailed one. (On the table I got $d$-metals possible charges).

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I came across a compound FeO4^2- but Fe has +6 charge according to my calculations. How this is possible ? Or it is possible but my periodic table is kind of non-detailed one. (On the table I got d metals possible charges).