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Barium chloride+sodium sulphate+water =

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Barium chloride+sodium sulphate+water = baarium sulphate+ Sodium chloride

The reaction takes between the barium chloride and sodium sulfate in water media, the chloride ions of the BaCl2 will be replaced by the Sulpahte ion and BaSo4 is formed which is insolubl in water and preciprates out, it s kind of dispalcement reaction.

BaCl2+ Na2SO4 ----------> BaSO4(ppt) + 2NaCl

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