Why do you think sodium chloride forms a clear solution and barium sulphate forms a curdy white precipitate in the last experiment?
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In this reaction barium sulphate and sodium chloride are formed,the solution in water consists only sodium chloride because sodium chloride dissolves in water while barium sulphate it settles down and a white precipitate is formed (insoluble). Hence, option B is correct
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In this reaction barium sulphate and sodium chloride are formed,the solution in water consists only sodium chloride because sodium chloride dissolves in water while barium sulphate it settles down and a white precipitate is formed (insoluble).
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