Eighth Exercise: Mass of a precipitate 20 Iron III sulfate reacts with barium chloride to form a precipitate. 1- Describe the color of the above solutions before and after mixing. 2- Calculate the mass of the precipitate formed. 3- The above resulting solution is filtered. To the filtrate, we add excess Silver nitrate solution. a- Write the net ionic equation of this reaction. b- Calculate the mass of the silver nitrate needed to react completely with the filtrate. Given the following Molar Atomic Masses in g/mole:

Eighth Exercise: Mass of a precipitate 20 Iron III sulfate reacts with barium chloride to form a precipitate. 1- Describe the color of the above solutions before and after mixing. 2- Calculate the mass of the precipitate formed. 3- The above resulting solution is filtered. To the filtrate, we add excess Silver nitrate solution. a- Write the net ionic equation of this reaction. b- Calculate the mass of the silver nitrate needed to react completely with the filtrate. Given the following Molar Atomic Masses in g/mole:

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