Chemistry, 11.04.2021 07:20 anishivaturi123

_Ba(No3)2(aq) + _Na2SO4(aq) = _BaSO4(7) + NaNo3(?)
1. Predict the states of the matter for the products of the reaction.
2. Balance the equation above.
3. Write the balanced complete ionic equation from the molecule equation, include states of matter and charges on all substances.
4. Write the balanced net ionic equation from the complete ionic equation, include states of matter and charges on the substance, where applicable.
5. Identify and label the spectator ions in the reaction.
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_Ba(No3)2(aq) + _Na2SO4(aq) = _BaSO4(7) + NaNo3(?)
1. Predict the states of the matter for t...