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2 years ago

Cho 200 g dung dịch NaCl 0,5M tác dụng hết với 400 ml AgNO3. Sau phản ứng thu được kết tủa và dung dịch không màu

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ivolga24 [154]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

a. NaCl+ AgNO3-----> NaNO3+ AgCl

b. Số mol của NaCl= 0,2*0,5= 0,1 (mol)

------> Số mol của kết tủa AgCl tạo thành= 0,1 mol (dựa vào phương trình hóa học)

-----> Khối lượng của kết tủa AgCl tạo thành= 0,1*143,5=14,35(g)

c. Số mol của AgNO3= số mol của NaCl= 0,1 (mol)

------> Nồng độ mol của dd AgNO3 đã tham gia phản ứng= $\frac{0,1}{0,4}$ =0,25(M)

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