Asked by drea
How mucn 0.6 M barium chloride solution would be needed to completely react with 150mL of a 1.4 M sodium solution
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Answered by
bobpursley
Well, barium is ++ ion, and sodium is + ion, so it will thake half as much barium to react.
moles barium= 1/2*.150L*1.4M
or moles barium=.075*1.4
volume bariumchloride= .074*1.4/.6
moles barium= 1/2*.150L*1.4M
or moles barium=.075*1.4
volume bariumchloride= .074*1.4/.6
Answered by
DrBob222
I am poking my head in where I've not been asked to poke but I assume you intended to write sodium sulfate and not just sodium. I don't know how you react BaCl2 with sodium ion. Do they do anything except look at each other?
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