Ta có: \(n_{Fe}=n_{Cu}=x\left(mol\right)\)
Ta có: \(m_X=m_{Fe}+m_{Cu}\)
\(\Leftrightarrow12=56x+64x\)
\(\Leftrightarrow12=120x\)
\(\Leftrightarrow x=0,1\left(mol\right)\)
Vậy \(m_{Fe}=0,1\times56=5,6\left(g\right)\)
\(m_{Cu}=0,1\times64=6,4\left(g\right)\)
Đặt:
nFe=nCu= x mol
mX = 56x + 64x = 12 g
=> x = 0.1
mFe= 5.6g
mCu= 6.4g
Gọi x (mol) là nCu và nFe \(\left(n_{Cu}=n_{Fe}\right)\)
Ta có mX= \(56x+64x=12\left(g\right)\)
⇔ \(120x=12g\)
⇔ \(x=0,1\left(mol\right)\)
➞ mFe= \(n.M=0,1.56=5,6\left(g\right)\)
mCu=\(n.M=0,1.64=6,4\left(g\right)\)
Vậy mCu=6,4 g
mFe=5,6 g