what happen when sodium sulphate is added to Barium Chloride
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Explanation:
In aqueous solution:
(aq) +
(aq) --> 2
(aq) +
(s)
Barium sulfate is insoluble in water, so it will precipitate as a solid.
Sodium chloride will remain in solution.
all aqueous species will dissociate into ions and slolids will not dissociate...
cancel common ions from both sides...
The Barium Sulphate is insoluble.
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