IV. Reactions between two lonic compoundsReaction 1BaCh and NazSOInitialappearanceTransparent clear liquidof of BaCl2 solutionInitial appearanceof NazSO4 solutionTransparent clear liquidObservation for the Cloudy solution, White precipitate formedreactionBalance thechemical equationBaCl, (aq) +Na,SO, (aq)BASO, (s) +NaCl (aq)Identify type ofreactionReaction 2CaClz and N22CO3Initial appearanceof CaCl solutionTransparent clear liquidInitial appearanceof Na2CO3 solutionTransparent clear liquidObservation for the Cloudy solution, White precipitate formedreactionBalance thechemical equation_CaCl, (aq) +Na,CO, (aq)CACO, (s) +NaCI (aq)Identify type ofreactionReaction 3NaCl and AgNOsInitial appearanceof NaCl solutionTransparent clear liquidInitial appearanceof AgNO; solutionTransparent clear liquidObservation for thereactionCloudy solution, White precipitate formedBalance thechemical equationNaCl (aq)AgNO, (aq)NANO, (aq) LABCI (s)Identify type ofreaction

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Reaction 1 BaCh and NazSO4 Initial appearance of of BaCl2 solution Transparent clear liquid Initial appearance of Na2SO4 solution Transparent clear liquid Observation for the Cloudy solution, White precipitate formed reaction Balance the chemical equation BaCl, (aq) + _NaySO, (aq) BaSO, (s) + NaCl (aq) Identify type of reaction Reaction 2 CaClz and NazCOs Initial appearance of CaCl2 solution Transparent clear liquid Initial appearance of NazCO3 solution Transparent clear liquid Observation for the Cloudy solution, White precipitate formed reaction Balance the chemical equation _CaCl, (aq) + NayCO, (aq) CaCO, (s) + NaCl (aq) Identify type of reaction Reaction 3 NaCl and AgNO Initial appearance of NaCl solution Transparent clear liquid

Reaction 1 BaCh and NazSO4 Initial appearance of of BaCl2 solution Transparent clear liquid Initial appearance of Na2SO4 solution Transparent clear liquid Observation for the Cloudy solution, White precipitate formed reaction Balance the chemical equation BaCl, (aq) + _NaySO, (aq) BaSO, (s) + NaCl (aq) Identify type of reaction Reaction 2 CaClz and NazCOs Initial appearance of CaCl2 solution Transparent clear liquid Initial appearance of NazCO3 solution Transparent clear liquid Observation for the Cloudy solution, White precipitate formed reaction Balance the chemical equation _CaCl, (aq) + NayCO, (aq) CaCO, (s) + NaCl (aq) Identify type of reaction Reaction 3 NaCl and AgNO Initial appearance of NaCl solution Transparent clear liquid

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