Chemistry, asked by madhukarbhangale2013, 12 hours ago

what is the color produced when barium sulphatereacts with pottasuum cromate

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Answered by harshithsivakumar1

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In this reaction, the reactants are K2CrO4 which is potassium chromate, and BaSO4 which is barium sulfate, and the products are K2SO4 which is potassium sulfate, and BaCrO4 which is barium chromate. The barium chromate is yellow in color, so the color produced when barium sulfate reacts with potassium chromate is yellow.

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