2) For the equation Ba(NO): +_Na:SO, _NANO, +_BaSO, A) How many grums of NANO, can be formed from 14.9 grams of Ba(NO,); and an excess of Na,8O? B) How many grams of sodium sulfate are needed to react with 45 grams of barium nitrate? C) Challenge: How many molecules of sodium nitrate are formed from 157 grams of sodium sulfate and an excess of barium nitrate?

2) For the equation Ba(NO): +_Na:SO, _NANO, +_BaSO, A) How many grums of NANO, can be formed from 14.9 grams of Ba(NO,); and an excess of Na,8O? B) How many grams of sodium sulfate are needed to react with 45 grams of barium nitrate? C) Challenge: How many molecules of sodium nitrate are formed from 157 grams of sodium sulfate and an excess of barium nitrate?

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Ba(NO,): +_Na:So, → _NaNO: +_ BaSO,
A) How many grums of NANO, can be formed from 14.9 grams of Ba(NOs); and an excess of Na;SO.?
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c) Challenge: How many molecules of sodium nitrate are formed from 157 grams of sodium sulfate and an excess of barium nitrate?

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