2. You dissolve 100 grams of Ba(CIO4)2 into 500 ml of water.Calculate the formula mass of Ba(CIO4)2Calculate the moles of Ba(CIO4)2Calculate the volume of water in liters..Write the balanced dissociation equation• Calculate the molarity of Ba(CIO4)2 in the solution.• Calculate the molarity of the Ba²+ and CIO4 in the solution.Formula Mass ofBa(ClO4)2 =Moles Ba(ClO4)2Volume (1) =Dissociation Equation[Ba(CIO4)2] =[Ba²+] ==[CIO4] =AnswerYour calculations & equations

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2. You dissolve 100 grams of Ba(CIO4)2 into 500 ml of water. Calculate the formula mass of Ba(CIO4)2 Calculate the moles of Ba(CIO4)2 Calculate the volume of water in liters. .Write the balanced dissociation equation Calculate the molarity of Ba(ClO4)2 in the solution. Calculate the molarity of the Ba²+ and CIO4 in the solution. Formula Mass of Ba(CIO4)2 = Moles Ba(ClO4)2 Volume (1) = Dissociation Equation [Ba(CIO4)2] = = [Ba²+] = [CIO4]= Answer Your calculations & equations

2. You dissolve 100 grams of Ba(CIO4)2 into 500 ml of water. Calculate the formula mass of Ba(CIO4)2 Calculate the moles of Ba(CIO4)2 Calculate the volume of water in liters. .Write the balanced dissociation equation Calculate the molarity of Ba(ClO4)2 in the solution. Calculate the molarity of the Ba²+ and CIO4 in the solution. Formula Mass of Ba(CIO4)2 = Moles Ba(ClO4)2 Volume (1) = Dissociation Equation [Ba(CIO4)2] = = [Ba²+] = [CIO4]= Answer Your calculations & equations

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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