Chemistry, asked by Milanium, 11 months ago

write the balanced chemical equation for the following reaction Potassium Chloride + barium iodide gives potassium iodide + Barium Chloride​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Potassium Chloride react with Barium Iodide give Potassium Iodide and Barium Chloride .

Chemically :

KCl + BaI₂  ⇒ KI + BaCl₂

Balanced chemical equation as :

Just multiply by 2 in KCl and by 2 in KI

2 KCl + BaI₂  ⇒ 2 KI + BaCl₂

In reactant side                               In product side

K atom = > 2                                     2

Cl atom = > 2                                    2

Ba atom = > 1                                     1

I atom    = >  2                                     2

Now every atoms are equal in both side reactant as well as product side .

i.e. 2 KCl + BaI₂  ⇒ 2 KI + BaCl₂ .

Answered by Anonymous
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\bold{2KCl\:+\:BaI_2\rightarrow\:2KI\:+\:BaCl_2}

\bold{\underline{\underline{Step\:-\:by\:-\:step\:explanation:}}}

Potassium Chloride reacts with Barium Iodide to form Potassium Iodide and Barium Chloride.

\bold{\underline{\underline{Skeletoon\:reaction:}}}

\bold{KCl\:+\:BaI_2\rightarrow\:KI\:+\:BaCl_2}

\bold{\underline{\underline{Balanced\:reaction:}}}

To balance just multiply 2 with KCl in the rectant side, so the reaction seems as :-

\bold{2KCl\:+\:BaI_2\rightarrow\:KI\:+\:BaCl_2}

Now multiply 2 with Kl in the product side, the new equation :-

\bold{2KCl\:+\:BaI_2\rightarrow\:2KI\:+\:BaCl_2}

Now let's be assured that our reaction is balanced.

So first we will the number of atoms of the compounds on the rectant side :-

\bold{\underline{\underline{Reactant\:side\:of\:the\:reaction:}}}

\bold{2KCl\:+\:BaI_2}

\bold{K} = 2

\bold{Cl} = 2

\bold{Ba} = 1

\bold{I} = 2

Now let's check on the product side :-

\bold{2KI\:+\:BaCl_2}

\bold{K} = 2

\bold{Cl} = 2

\bold{Ba} = 1

\bold{I} = 2

The number of atoms in LHS (rectant side) and RHS (product side) is equal.

° Our equation is balanced.

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