When 0.562 grams of Na3PO4 12H₂O (380 g/mol)and 0.389 grams of BaCl2 2H₂O (244g/mol) are mixedin 200ml water and forming Ba3 (PO4)2 precipitate, find the limiting reactant, and calculate the expectingamount of product.

Mass of Na3PO4.12H2O = 0.562 gmolar mass of Na3PO4.12H2O = 380 g/molMass of BaCl2.2H2O = 0.389…

When 0.562 grams of Na3PO412H₂O (380 g/mol)and 0.389 grams of BaCl2 2H₂O (244g/mol) are mixed in 200ml water and forming Ba, (PO4)2 precipitate, find the limiting reactant, and calculate the expecting amount of product.

When 0.562 grams of Na3PO412H₂O (380 g/mol)and 0.389 grams of BaCl2 2H₂O (244g/mol) are mixed in 200ml water and forming Ba, (PO4)2 precipitate, find the limiting reactant, and calculate the expecting amount of product.

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