Question 8 of 0.22 M sodium sulfate solution. A chemist adds 75 ml of 0.20 M of barium chloride solution to a 60. mL 8.1 Write the balanced equation for the reaction that takes place, including physical states. 8.2 Write the Net lonic Equation for the reaction that takes place, including physical states. 8.3 A chemist adds 75 mL of 0.20 M of barium chloride solution to a 60. mL of 0.22 M sodium sulfate solution. Identify the spectator ions, limiting reactant, and excess reactant. [It may be helpful to show vour work for the initial moles of each ion here, which will be used on the next page.) Spectator ions: Limiting reactant ion: (not compound) Excess reactant ion: (not compound)

Question 8 of 0.22 M sodium sulfate solution. A chemist adds 75 ml of 0.20 M of barium chloride solution to a 60. mL 8.1 Write the balanced equation for the reaction that takes place, including physical states. 8.2 Write the Net lonic Equation for the reaction that takes place, including physical states. 8.3 A chemist adds 75 mL of 0.20 M of barium chloride solution to a 60. mL of 0.22 M sodium sulfate solution. Identify the spectator ions, limiting reactant, and excess reactant. [It may be helpful to show vour work for the initial moles of each ion here, which will be used on the next page.) Spectator ions: Limiting reactant ion: (not compound) Excess reactant ion: (not compound)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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