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200ml or o.Smol/L of barum nitrante solution is poured intoa heaker containing 100 of 0.Smo/L. of sodiu m sulfate solution. reaction eceurs Recordin the followint to equations BaNO) +Na NO - BasO o+ NaNO 1-Balance the above reaction and give its type. 2. Caleulate the mumber of moles ofeach solution. Dotermine the ma s of the obtained solid. 4. Dutermine thee molar concentration of the obtained salt. Caven ts-137 5014 2110 Na-23 S-32 /wol

200ml or o.Smol/L of barum nitrante solution is poured intoa heaker containing 100 of 0.Smo/L. of sodiu m sulfate solution. reaction eceurs Recordin the followint to equations BaNO) +Na NO - BasO o+ NaNO 1-Balance the above reaction and give its type. 2. Caleulate the mumber of moles ofeach solution. Dotermine the ma s of the obtained solid. 4. Dutermine thee molar concentration of the obtained salt. Caven ts-137 5014 2110 Na-23 S-32 /wol

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