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1.Aluminum and hydrochloric acid: 2al+6HCl=2alCl3+3H2 gas.
2.Aluminum and sulfuric acid: 2Al+3H2SO4=Al2(SO4)3+3H2 gas.
3.Aluminum and sodium hydroxide: 2Al+2NaOH+H2O=2Naalo2+3H2 gas.
4.Aluminum hydroxide pyrolysis: 2Al(OH)3 = (heating) Al2O3+H2O
5.Aluminium sulphate with ammonia: Al2(SO4)3 precipitates 3(NH4)2SO4
6.Alumina and hydrochloric acid: Al2O3 6HCl=2ALCL3+3H2O
7.Alumina and sodium hydroxide: Al2O3 + 2NaOH = 2Naalo2 + H2O
8.Aluminum chloride and sodium hydroxide: AlCl3 + 3NaOH = Al(OH)3 precipitate + 3NaCl
9.Aluminum hydroxide and sodium hydroxide: Al(OH)3 NaOH=Naalo2+2H2O
10.Aluminum chloride and sodium hydroxide: AlCl3 + 4NaOH = Naalo2 + 2H2O
11.Sodium metaaluminate and hydrochloric acid: Naalo2 + HCl + H2O = Al(OH)3 precipitation + NaCl
12.Sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid: Al(OH)3+3HCl=ALCL3+3H2O
13.Sodium metaaluminate and hydrochloric acid: Naalo2+4HCl=AlCl3+2H2O
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Al reacts with acid to produce hydrogen, reacts with alkali to form Al(OH)3 with hydrogen, reacts with water at high temperatures, and thermites with metal oxides that are inactive than it.
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13 are aluminum hydroxide, not sodium hydroxide.
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1.Aluminum and hydrochloric acid: 2al+6HCl=2alCl3+3H2 gas.
2.Aluminum and sulfuric acid: 2Al+3H2SO4=Al2(SO4)3+3H2 gas.
3.Aluminum and hydrogen are buried in sodium oxide.
2al+2naoh+h2o=2naalo2+3h2 gas.
4.Aluminum hydroxide.
Heating is divided into 2Al(OH)3 = (heating) Al2O3 + H2O
5.Aluminium sulphate with ammonia.
Al2(SO4)3 precipitates 3(NH4)2SO4
6.Alumina and hydrochloric acid: Al2O3 6HCl=2ALCL3+3H2O
7.Alumina and sodium hydroxide: Al2O3 + 2NaOH = 2Naalo2 + H2O
8.Aluminium chloride.
With sodium hydroxide:AlCl3+3NaOH=Al(OH)3 precipitate+3NaCl
9.Aluminum hydroxide and sodium oxide splitting: Al(OH)3 NaOH=Naalo2+2H2O
10.Aluminum chloride and sodium hydroxide: AlCl3 + 4NaOH = Naalo2 + 2H2O
11.Sodium metaaluminate and hydrochloric acid: Naalo2+HCl+H2O=Al(OH)3 precipitation+NaCl
12.Sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid: Al(OH)3+3HCl=ALCL3+3H2O
13.Sodium metaaluminate and hydrochloric acid: Naalo2+4HCl=AlCl3+2H2O
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1.Aluminum and hydrochloric acid: 2al+6HCl=2alCl3+3H2 gas.
2.Aluminum and sulfuric acid: 2Al+3H2SO4=Al2(SO4)3+3H2 gas.
3.Aluminum and sodium hydroxide: 2Al+2NaOH+H2O=2Naalo2+3H2 gas.
4.Aluminum hydroxide heating is divided into 2Al(OH)3=(heating)Al2O3+H2O
5.Aluminum sulphate and ammonia: buried Al2(SO4)3 precipitates 3(NH4)2SO4
6.Alumina and hydrochloric acid: Al2O3 6HCl=2ALCL3+3H2O
7.Alumina and sodium hydroxide: Al2O3 + 2NaOH = 2Naalo2 + H2O
8.Aluminum chloride and sodium hydroxide: AlCl3 + 3NaOH = Al(OH)3 precipitate + 3NaCl
9.Aluminum hydroxide and sodium hydroxide:Al(OH)3 split number NaOH=Naalo2+2H2O
10.Aluminum chloride and sodium hydroxide: AlCl3 + 4NaOH = Naalo2 + 2H2O
11.Sodium metaaluminate and hydrochloric acid: Naalo2 + HCl + H2O = Al(OH)3 precipitation + NaCl
12.Sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid: Al(OH)3+3HCl=ALCL3+3H2O
13.Sodium metabialuminate and hydrochloric acid: Naalo2+4HCl=AlCl3+2H2O
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2al+3cl2 2alcl3
4Al+3O2===2Al2O3 (passivated by forming a dense oxide film at room temperature, burning in oxygen).
4al(hg)+3o2+2xh2o===2 (aluminium and mercury coarse).
4al+3mNO2 2al2o3+3mn 2al+cr2o3 al2o3+2cr (thermite reaction).
2al+fe2o3 al2o3+2fe 2al+3feo al2o3+3fe
2al+6hcl===2alcl3+3h2↑ 2al+6h+=2al3++3h2↑
2al+3h2so4===al2(so4)3+3h2↑ 2al+6h+=2al3++3h2↑
2Al+6H2SO4 (concentrated) ==Al2(SO4)3+3SO2+6H2O (Al,Fe passivated in cold, concentrated H2SO4,HNO3).
AL+4HNO3 (rare) ==AL(NO3)3+NO3+NO3+2H2O AL+4H++NO3 =AL3++NO+2H2O
CO2 + 3H2O + AlO2 = Al(OH)3 which branch + CO32
CO2 (foot) + Naalo2 + 2H2O === Al(OH)3 + NaHCO3
CO2+2H2O+AlO2 Digging Slow Town=Al(OH)3 +HCO3
co2+c6h5ona+h2o===c6h5oh↓+nahco3
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2al+3h2so4=al2(so4)3+3h2↑
2al+2naoh+2h2o=2naaio2+3h2↑
AL+6HNO3 (concentrated) ==δ==AL(NO3)3+3NO2 +3H2O
AL+4HNO3 (dilute) ====AL(NO3)3+NO +2H2O
8AL+30HNO3 (a little thinner)====8AL(NO3)3+3N2O +15H2O
AL+ HNO3 (very thin) ====AL(NO3)3+N2 + H2O
8AL+30HNO3 (very rare) ====8AL(NO3)3+3NH4NO3 +9H2O
8Al+3Fe3O4==4Al2O3+9Fe (thermite reaction is usually ignited with magnesium strip).
2al+6hcl=2alcl3+3h2↑
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2al+3cl22alcl3
4Al(3O2===2Al2O3 (passivated by forming a dense oxide film at room temperature, burning in oxygen) 4Al(Hg)+3O2+2xH2O===2 (aluminum) 4Al+3Mno22Al2O3+3Mn 2Al+Cr2O3Al2O3+2Cr (thermite reaction).
2al+fe2o3al2o3+2fe 2al+3feoal2o3+3fe
2al+6HCl===2alCl3+3H2 2AL+6H+=2AL3++3H2 2AL+3H2SO4===AL2(SO4)3+3H2 2AL+6H+=2AL3++3H2 2AL+6H2SO4 (concentrated) ===AL2(SO4)3+3SO2+6H2O (AL,Fe passivated in cold, concentrated H2SO4,HNO3) AL+4HNO3 (dilute)===AL(NO3)3+no +2h2o al+4h++no3 =al3++no +2h2o
2al+2naoh+2h2o===2naalo2+3h2↑ 2al+2oh–+2h2o=2alo2–+3h2↑ al2o3+3h2so4===al2(so4)3+3h2o al2o3+6h+=2al3++3h2o
Al2O3+2NaOH ===2Naalo2+H2O Al2O3+2OH =2alo2 +H2O (Al2O3 amphoteric oxide).
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2al+3o2=2al2o3 ignited.
2al+3cl2 =2alcl3 ignited.
2al+3br2=2albr3
2al +2naoh +2h2o =2naalo2+3h2
2Al+Fe2O3=Al2O3+2Fe high temperature.
4al+3mNO2=2al2O3 +3mn high temperature.
2al+3h2so4=al2(so4)2+3h2
2al+6hcl =3alcl3+3h2
4Al2O3=4Al+3O2 is energized.
al2o3+3h2so4=al2(so4)3+3h2o
al2o3+2naoh=2naalo2+h2o
al(oh)3+3hcl =alcl3+3h2o
al(oh)3+naoh =naalo2+2h2o
al2(so4)3+
2al(oh)3=al2o3+3h2o δ
naalo2+co2+2h2o=nahco3+al(oh)3
naalo2+4hcl=alcl3+2h2o
naalo2 +hcl +h2o =nacl +al(oh)3
naalo2+nahco3+h2o =na2co3 +al (oh)3
alcl3+3naalo2+6h2o =4al(oh)3+3nacl
al2(so4)3+6nahco3 =2al(oh)3 +6co2 +h2o+3na2so4
Note: Some versions of naalo2 are written as: na[al(oh)4]; If the product has gas and the reactant has no gas, it should be marked with a gas mark.
The ion equation is also very easy to rewrite, it should be noted that insoluble substances such as Al2O3, Al, and gas cannot be disassembled into ionic form.
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