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What mass of barium chloride, BaCL2, is required to completely precipitate the barium sulfate from 35.0 ml of 0.200 m h2so4? Bacl2 + H2SO4 to BaSO4 + HCL
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What mass of barium chloride, BaCL2, is required to completely precipitate the barium sulfate from 35.0 ml of 0.200 m h2so4?

Bacl2 + H2SO4 to BaSO4 + HCL

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The balanced equation would be (1)BaCl2 + (1)H2SO4 --> (1)BaSO4 + (2)HCl2
Then you should know that the coefficients stand for moles.
The thing is I'm not sure if H2SO4 is 35 ml or .200 m.
Also, is this topic stoichiometry?
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