How many grams of BaCl2 needed to completely precipitate sulfate as BaSO4, knowing that 0.4758 g of BaSO4 is precipitated from 10.0 ml. of sulfate solution. (molar masses of BaSO-233 g/mol, BaCl-208 g/mol) 0.7818g 0.6926g 6033 g 5140 g 4247g

How many grams of BaCl2 needed to completely precipitate sulfate as BaSO4, knowing that 0.4758 g of BaSO4 is precipitated from 10.0 ml. of sulfate solution. (molar masses of BaSO-233 g/mol, BaCl-208 g/mol) 0.7818g 0.6926g 6033 g 5140 g 4247g

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How many grams of BaCl2 needed to completely
precipitate sulfate as BaSO4, knowing that 0.4758 g of
BaSO4 is precipitated from 10.0 ml. of sulfate solution.
(molar masses of BaSO-233 g/mol, BaCl-208 g/mol)
0.7818g
0.6926g
6033 g
5140 g
4247g
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