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(8分)纳米碳酸钡是一种重要的无机化工产品,下图是某厂生产纳米碳酸钡的工艺流程.请答下列问题:

(1)试剂A的化学式为   ,操作1和操作2的名称是   ,若在实验室中进行该操作,实验中玻璃棒的作用是    

(2)操作3为      

(3)写出向氯化钡溶液加入氢氧化钾并通入二氧化碳时发生反应的化学方程式

                                    

(4)该流程中的副产物可用作     。(写一种用途)

答案

(1)HCl  过滤   引流         (2)洗涤   干燥(或烘干)

(3)2KOH+CO2=K2CO3+H2O       K2CO3+BaCl2=BaCO3↓+2KCl

(4)钾肥或化肥

题目分析:(1)因为加入试剂A,产生了二氧化碳,试剂A的化学式为HCl,经过操作1和操作2,得到了不溶性固体和液体,故为过滤操作,若在实验室中进行该操作,实验中玻璃棒的作用是引流

(2)因为经过过滤操作后得到BaCO3固体,固体表面可能沾有KCl或BaCl2等其他的杂质,为保证得到纯净的BaCO3固体,所以要洗涤,然后再干燥

(3) 向氯化钡溶液加入氢氧化钾并通入二氧化碳时发生反应的化学方程式:2KOH+CO2=K2CO3+H2O       K2CO3+BaCl2=BaCO3↓+2KCl

(4)操作2经过过滤得到KCl溶液,这种副产物可用作钾肥或化肥

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