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3. H2O, NH3, FeCl3 → NH4Cl, Fe(OH)3 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ H2O, NH3, FeCl3 ra NH4Cl, Fe(OH)3

H2O, NH3, FeCl3 → NH4Cl, Fe(OH)3 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ H2O, NH3, FeCl3 ra NH4Cl, Fe(OH)3

Tổng hợp đầy đủ và chi tiết nhất cân bằng phương trình điều chế từ H2O (nước) , NH3 (amoniac) , FeCl3 (Sắt triclorua) ra NH4Cl (amoni clorua) , Fe(OH)3 (Sắt(III) hidroxit) . Đầy đủ trạng thái, máu sắc chất và tính số mol trong phản ứng hóa học.

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Reactant:

H2O

Name: nước

Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044

Boiling point: 100°C

Melting point: 4°C

(nước) NH3

Name: amoniac

Atomic weight: 17.03052 ± 0.00041

Boiling point: -33°C

Melting point: -77°C

(amoniac) FeCl3

Name: Sắt triclorua

Atomic weight: 162.2040

Boiling point: 315°C

Melting point: 306°C

(Sắt triclorua)

Product:

NH4Cl

Name: amoni clorua

Atomic weight: 53.4915

Boiling point: 520°C

Melting point: 338°C

(amoni clorua) Fe(OH)3

Name: Sắt(III) hidroxit

Atomic weight: 106.8670

(Sắt(III) hidroxit)

3 H2O

Name: nước

Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044

Boiling point: 100°C

Melting point: 4°C

+ 3 NH3

Name: amoniac

Atomic weight: 17.03052 ± 0.00041

Boiling point: -33°C

Melting point: -77°C

+ FeCl3

Name: Sắt triclorua

Atomic weight: 162.2040

Boiling point: 315°C

Melting point: 306°C

→ 3 NH4Cl

Name: amoni clorua

Atomic weight: 53.4915

Boiling point: 520°C

Melting point: 338°C

+ Fe(OH)3

Name: Sắt(III) hidroxit

Atomic weight: 106.8670

Catalyst

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Temperature

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Pressure

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Other conditions

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