Test 1 6:00 pmRemaining Time: 00:57:20A 10.4 g sample of a mixture of NaCl and BaCl2 is treated with an excess of aqueous K2SO4.All of the solid precipitates are filtered, dried, and weighed. If the precipitate has a mass of5.82 g, what is the percent by mass of BaCl2 in the mixture?ElementNaВаCIMolar Mass (g mol-1)16.00 22.9932.0639.10137.335.45Enter your percent accurate to three significant figures. Do not round any calculations untilthe end of the question.NumberQuit & SaveВackQuestion Menu -NeSubmit AssignmentMacBook AirDIF12F11F10F9F8F7F6F5&(de79.PYU* CO

The mass of the mixture of NaCl and BaCl2 is = 10.4 g The mass of precipitates is = 5.82 g Percent…

A 10.4 g sample of a mixture of NaCl and BaCl2 is treated with an excess of aqueous K2SO4. All of the solid precipitates are filtered, dried, and weighed. If the precipitate has a mass of 5.82 g, what is the percent by mass of BaCl2 in the mixture? Element Na S K Ba CI Molar Mass (g mol-1) 16.00 22.99 32.06 39.10 137.3 35.45 Enter your percent accurate to three significant figures. Do not round any calculations until the end of the question. Number

A 10.4 g sample of a mixture of NaCl and BaCl2 is treated with an excess of aqueous K2SO4. All of the solid precipitates are filtered, dried, and weighed. If the precipitate has a mass of 5.82 g, what is the percent by mass of BaCl2 in the mixture? Element Na S K Ba CI Molar Mass (g mol-1) 16.00 22.99 32.06 39.10 137.3 35.45 Enter your percent accurate to three significant figures. Do not round any calculations until the end of the question. Number

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