B. Weight of Na2SO4 Sample 0.3512 g C. Total Vol. of Precipitant (BaCl2) used WITH 1М ВаCI2 PLEASE FIND THE calculated volume of BaCl2 precipitant will be calculated using this formula: NVBaCl2 = (weight of sample) (1000)(EW) V(ml)BaCl2 = (weight sample) %3D (1000)N(EW)

B. Weight of Na2SO4 Sample 0.3512 g C. Total Vol. of Precipitant (BaCl2) used WITH 1М ВаCI2 PLEASE FIND THE calculated volume of BaCl2 precipitant will be calculated using this formula: NVBaCl2 = (weight of sample) (1000)(EW) V(ml)BaCl2 = (weight sample) %3D (1000)N(EW)

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B. Weight of Na2SO4 Sample 0.3512 g
C. Total Vol. of Precipitant (BaCl2) used WITH
1M BaCl2
PLEASE FIND THE calculated volume of BaCl2
precipitant will be calculated using this formula:
NVBAC12 = (weight of sample)
(1000)(EW)
V(ml)BaCl2 = (weight sample)
%3D
(1000)N(EW)

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