Question 6At the end of the experiment you found that when 3 drops of 1 M barium chloride dihydrate wasadded to the filtrate the solution appeared cloudy. Which component is your limiting reactant?O Sodium phosphateBarium chloride dihydrateNot enough information providedDQuestion 7In lab, a student weighed out 0.407 g of unknown in a beaker. The student added 46 mL DI waterand followed the protocol in the lab to filter and dry the product, which had a final mass of 0.193 g.The filtrate was tested, and the student determined that barium chloride dihyrate was the limitingreactant. Determine the percent by mass composition of barium chloride dihydrate in the originalunknown sample. Report your answer with one place after the decimal.Note: These numbers are for calculation practice purposes only, and do not necessarily reflect real results.

Limiting reagent are the reactant species which get consumed completely during the reaction.

At the end of the experiment you found that when 3 drops of 1 M barium chloride dihydrate was added to the filtrate the solution appeared cloudy. Which component is your limiting reactant? O Sodium phosphate O Barium chloride dihydrate Not enough information provided Question 7

At the end of the experiment you found that when 3 drops of 1 M barium chloride dihydrate was added to the filtrate the solution appeared cloudy. Which component is your limiting reactant? O Sodium phosphate O Barium chloride dihydrate Not enough information provided Question 7

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