Chemistry, asked by rahulgupta22, 11 months ago

why is barium sulphate is less soluble than magnesium sulphate in water​

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Answered by chauhanbeerendra786
1

Answer:

barium is an p block element whereas magnesium is an s block element.

Explanation:

magnesium donates 2 electrons to sulfate and on dissolving in water form hydrogen bond in water whereas barium is p block element and form loose bond in comparison magnesium

Answered by duhari218
0

Answer:

magnesium: s block element

barium : p block element..

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