How do you figure this out? esourcesL Give Up?Question 43 of 45HintCheck Answer<>chemical equation:BaCl, (aq) + Na, SO,(aq)BaSO,(s)+NaCI(aq)Which type of reaction is this?combinationO double replacementO single replacementdecompositionUsing the balanced chemical equation, determine how many moles of NaCl will be produced, if 0.412 mol of BaCl, is allowedto react with an excess of Na, SO.10:52 AM10/11/202137°F99+hp

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chemical equation: BaCl, (aq) + Na, SO,(aq) BaSO,(s)+NaCl(aq) Which type of reaction is this? combination double replacement single replacement decomposition Using the balanced chemical equation, determine how many moles of NaCl will be produced, if 0.412 mol of BaCl, is allowed to react with an excess of Na, SO̟. 10:52 10/11 37°F

chemical equation: BaCl, (aq) + Na, SO,(aq) BaSO,(s)+NaCl(aq) Which type of reaction is this? combination double replacement single replacement decomposition Using the balanced chemical equation, determine how many moles of NaCl will be produced, if 0.412 mol of BaCl, is allowed to react with an excess of Na, SO̟. 10:52 10/11 37°F

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