C6H5ONa H2O CO2 = C6H5OH NaHCO3

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3. C6H5ONa, H2O, CO2 → C6H5OH, NaHCO3 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ C6H5ONa, H2O, CO2 ra C6H5OH, NaHCO3

C6H5ONa, H2O, CO2 → C6H5OH, NaHCO3 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ C6H5ONa, H2O, CO2 ra C6H5OH, NaHCO3

Tổng hợp đầy đủ và chi tiết nhất cân bằng phương trình điều chế từ C6H5ONa (Natri Phenolat) , H2O (nước) , CO2 (Cacbon dioxit) ra C6H5OH (Phenol) , NaHCO3 (natri hidrocacbonat) . Đầy đủ trạng thái, máu sắc chất và tính số mol trong phản ứng hóa học.

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Reactant:

C6H5ONa

Name: Natri Phenolat

Atomic weight: 116.0931

(Natri Phenolat) H2O

Name: nước

Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044

Boiling point: 100°C

Melting point: 4°C

(nước) CO2

Name: Cacbon dioxit

Atomic weight: 44.0095

Boiling point: -78°C

Melting point: -57°C

(Cacbon dioxit)

Product:

C6H5OH

Name: Phenol

Atomic weight: 94.1112

Boiling point: 181°C

Melting point: 40°C

(Phenol) NaHCO3

Name: natri hidrocacbonat

Atomic weight: 84.0066

(natri hidrocacbonat)

C6H5ONa

Name: Natri Phenolat

Atomic weight: 116.0931

+ H2O

Name: nước

Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044

Boiling point: 100°C

Melting point: 4°C

+ CO2

Name: Cacbon dioxit

Atomic weight: 44.0095

Boiling point: -78°C

Melting point: -57°C

→ C6H5OH

Name: Phenol

Atomic weight: 94.1112

Boiling point: 181°C

Melting point: 40°C

+ NaHCO3

Name: natri hidrocacbonat

Atomic weight: 84.0066

Catalyst

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Temperature

temperature

Pressure

high pressure condition

Other conditions

NaOH concentrated

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