Consider the following reaction Bacl, (aq) + Na, SO. (aq) - BaSO, (s) +2 Naci (aq) Suppose that 1496 Lof 1.220 mol/L of barium chloride is added to 1696 L of 1520 mol/L of sodium sulfate (excess). Barium chloride reacts with sodium sulfate as per the equation above a) To calculate the number of moles of barium chloride which are present initially before the reaction, you should use the following formula: n=M-V Answer L227 mol b) Calculate the final volume of solution in mL? The method of calculation is Answer ml c) Suppose that 3.650 mol of sodium chloride was produced from the reaction above, calculate the concentration of sodium chloride in the final solution. The method of calculation is. Answer

Consider the following reaction Bacl, (aq) + Na, SO. (aq) - BaSO, (s) +2 Naci (aq) Suppose that 1496 Lof 1.220 mol/L of barium chloride is added to 1696 L of 1520 mol/L of sodium sulfate (excess). Barium chloride reacts with sodium sulfate as per the equation above a) To calculate the number of moles of barium chloride which are present initially before the reaction, you should use the following formula: n=M-V Answer L227 mol b) Calculate the final volume of solution in mL? The method of calculation is Answer ml c) Suppose that 3.650 mol of sodium chloride was produced from the reaction above, calculate the concentration of sodium chloride in the final solution. The method of calculation is. Answer

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