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现有失去标签的氯化钙、硝酸银、盐酸、碳酸钠四种无色溶液,为了确定四种溶液各是什么,将它们随意编上A、B、C、D后,产生的现象如下表所示.根据实验现象回答(1)A、B、C、D溶液中溶质的化学式:

A______;B______;C______;D______;

实验顺序实验内容实验现象
A+B没有现象发生
B+D有气体放出
B+C有沉淀生成
A+D有沉淀生成
(2)D和足量B的反应方程式为______.A和D的反应方程式为______.

答案

(1)B和D有气体生成,只有碳酸钠和盐酸反应能生成气体,所以B和D是盐酸和碳酸钠,A和C是氯化钙和硝酸银;A和B没有现象发生,只有氯化钙和盐酸混合没有现象,所以所以B是盐酸,A是氯化钙,故D是碳酸钠,C是硝酸银,

故答案为:CaCl2;HCl;AgNO3;Na2CO3

(2)碳酸钠和足量盐酸反应生成氯化钠和水、二氧化碳,反应的化学方程式为2HCl+Na2CO3=2NaCl+H2O+CO2 ↑,氯化钙和碳酸钠反应生成碳酸钙和氯化钠,反应的化学方程式为Na2CO3+CaCl2=CaCO3 ↓+2NaCl,

故答案为:2HCl+Na2CO3=2NaCl+H2O+CO2 ↑;Na2CO3+CaCl2=CaCO3 ↓+2NaCl.

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