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Fe + CuCl2 → Cu + FeCl2 | , Phản ứng thế

Fe | iron | solid + CuCl2 | copper(ii) chloride | solid = Cu | copper | solid + FeCl2 | iron(ii) chloride | solid | Temperature: temperature, Other Condition excess chlorine


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Reaction conditions when applied Fe + CuCl2

  • Catalyst: not available
  • Temperature: normal
  • Pressure: normal
  • Other conditions: not available

Reaction process Fe + CuCl2

Process: Transfering Fe though CuCl2

Note: not available

The result of the reaction Fe + CuCl2

The phenomenon: Gray iron (Fe) dissolves gradually and light red copper layer (Cu) appears

Detailed information on the reactants

Information about Fe (iron)

  • Atomic weight: 55.8450
  • Color: Ánh kim xám nhẹ T
  • Status: Chất rắn
Fe-sat-78

Information about CuCl2 (copper(ii) chloride)

  • Atomic weight: 134.4520
  • Color: nâu (khan)
  • Status: chất rắn
CuCl2-dong(II)+clorua-600

Detailed information about the products of the reaction

Information about Cu (copper)

  • Atomic weight: 63.5460
  • Color: Ánh kim đỏ cam
  • Status: Chất rắn

Information about FeCl2 (iron(ii) chloride)

  • Atomic weight: 126.7510
  • Color: xám
  • Status: chất rắn
FeCl2-sat+(II)+clorua-85

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