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5HNO3 + P → H2O + 5NO2 + H3PO4 | , Phản ứng oxi-hoá khử

HNO3 | nitric acid | solid + P | phosphorus | solid = H2O | water | solid + NO2 | nitrogen dioxide | solid + H3PO4 | Sonac; Phosphoric acid; Orthophosphoric acid; Phosphoric acid hydrogen | solid | Temperature: temperature, Other Condition excess chlorine


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Reaction conditions when applied HNO3 + P

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

Reaction process HNO3 + P

Process: P reacts with concentrated HNO3 acid

Note: When being heated, concentrated HNO3 can oxidate non-metals such as C, S, P. H3PO4 is prepared by using concentrated nitric acid to oxidate phosphorus.

The result of the reaction HNO3 + P

The phenomenon: White solid of P dissolves gradually and reddish brown gas of NO2 appears

Detailed information on the reactants

Information about HNO3 (nitric acid)

  • Atomic weight: 63.0128
  • Color: Chất lỏng trong, không màu
  • Status: chất lỏng
HNO3-axit+nitric-110

Information about P (phosphorus)

  • Atomic weight: 30.9737620 ± 0.0000020
  • Color: Không màu, trắng sáp, đỏ tươi hơi vàng, đỏ, tím, đen
  • Status: chất rắn
P-photpho-165

Detailed information about the products of the reaction

Information about H2O (water)

  • Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044
  • Color: Không màu
  • Status: Lỏng
H2O-nuoc-92

Information about NO2 (nitrogen dioxide)

  • Atomic weight: 46.00550 ± 0.00080
  • Color: updating
  • Status: updating
NO2-nito+dioxit-162

Information about H3PO4 (Sonac; Phosphoric acid; Orthophosphoric acid; Phosphoric acid hydrogen)

  • Atomic weight: 97.9952
  • Color: updating
  • Status: updating
H3PO4-axit+photphoric-1563

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