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3. NH4Cl, Ba(OH)2 → BaCl2, H2O, NH3 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ NH4Cl, Ba(OH)2 ra BaCl2, H2O, NH3

NH4Cl, Ba(OH)2 → BaCl2, H2O, NH3 Tất cả phương trình điều chế từ NH4Cl, Ba(OH)2 ra BaCl2, H2O, NH3

Tổng hợp đầy đủ và chi tiết nhất cân bằng phương trình điều chế từ NH4Cl (amoni clorua) , Ba(OH)2 (Bari hidroxit) ra BaCl2 (Bari clorua) , H2O (nước) , NH3 (amoniac) . Đầy đủ trạng thái, máu sắc chất và tính số mol trong phản ứng hóa học.

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Reactant:

NH4Cl

Name: amoni clorua

Atomic weight: 53.4915

Boiling point: 520°C

Melting point: 338°C

(amoni clorua) Ba(OH)2

Name: Bari hidroxit

Atomic weight: 171.3417

Boiling point: 780°C

Melting point: 407°C

(Bari hidroxit)

Product:

BaCl2

Name: Bari clorua

Atomic weight: 208.2330

Boiling point: 1560°C

Melting point: 962°C

(Bari clorua) 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)

2 NH4Cl

Name: amoni clorua

Atomic weight: 53.4915

Boiling point: 520°C

Melting point: 338°C

+ Ba(OH)2

Name: Bari hidroxit

Atomic weight: 171.3417

Boiling point: 780°C

Melting point: 407°C

→ BaCl2

Name: Bari clorua

Atomic weight: 208.2330

Boiling point: 1560°C

Melting point: 962°C

+ 2 H2O

Name: nước

Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044

Boiling point: 100°C

Melting point: 4°C

+ 2 NH3

Name: amoniac

Atomic weight: 17.03052 ± 0.00041

Boiling point: -33°C

Melting point: -77°C

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