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5052 g bacl2 2h2o and excess h2so4 how many grams of baso4 can be formed.
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5052 g bacl2 2h2o and excess h2so4 how many grams of baso4 can be formed.

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My idea is:
1- nBa=nBaCl2=nBaSO4
2- if mBaCl2=5052g then nBa=nBaCl2=5052/(137+71) = 24.29(mol);
3- mBaSO4=24.29*(137+32+16*4)=5659.57(g);
Thankyou for reading!!
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