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According to the question, The given reaction is, BaCl2aq + Na2SO4aq → BaSO4s + NaClaq The moles of…

on 22 of 22 Using the balanced chemical equation, determine how many moles of NaCl will be produced, if 0.381 mol of BaCl, is allowed to react with an excess of Na₂SO4. Macmillan Learning moles of NaCl: Using the moles of NaCl found in the previous question, determine how many grams of NaCl can be produced. mass of NaCl: Using the moles of NaCl found in a previous question, determine how many formula units of NaCl can be produced. formula units: mol

on 22 of 22 Using the balanced chemical equation, determine how many moles of NaCl will be produced, if 0.381 mol of BaCl, is allowed to react with an excess of Na₂SO4. Macmillan Learning moles of NaCl: Using the moles of NaCl found in the previous question, determine how many grams of NaCl can be produced. mass of NaCl: Using the moles of NaCl found in a previous question, determine how many formula units of NaCl can be produced. formula units: mol

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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