CH3COOH Na2CO3 = CH3COONa H2O CO2

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3. CH3COOH, Na2CO3 → CH3COONa, H2O, CO2 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ CH3COOH, Na2CO3 ra CH3COONa, H2O, CO2

CH3COOH, Na2CO3 → CH3COONa, H2O, CO2 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ CH3COOH, Na2CO3 ra CH3COONa, H2O, CO2

Tổng hợp đầy đủ và chi tiết nhất cân bằng phương trình điều chế từ CH3COOH (acid acetic) , Na2CO3 (natri cacbonat) ra CH3COONa (natri acetat) , H2O (nước) , CO2 (Cacbon dioxit) . Đầy đủ trạng thái, máu sắc chất và tính số mol trong phản ứng hóa học.

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Reactant:

CH3COOH

Name: acid acetic

Atomic weight: 60.0520

Boiling point: 118°C

Melting point: 16°C

(acid acetic) Na2CO3

Name: natri cacbonat

Atomic weight: 105.9884

Boiling point: 1600°C

Melting point: 851°C

(natri cacbonat)

Product:

CH3COONa

Name: natri acetat

Atomic weight: 82.0338

Boiling point: 881°C

Melting point: 324°C

(natri acetat) 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)

2 CH3COOH

Name: acid acetic

Atomic weight: 60.0520

Boiling point: 118°C

Melting point: 16°C

+ Na2CO3

Name: natri cacbonat

Atomic weight: 105.9884

Boiling point: 1600°C

Melting point: 851°C

→ 2 CH3COONa

Name: natri acetat

Atomic weight: 82.0338

Boiling point: 881°C

Melting point: 324°C

+ 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

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