Question

Part V. Double Replacement For the following reaction be sure to include a total ionic equation and a ner ionic equation 1. In a small test tube, place approximately 3 mL of 0.1 M BaCl, and add 3 mL of 0.1 MK,SO Carefully note your observations. TABLE 9.16 Observations reaction of barium chloride and potassium sulfate white like milk compound Clear. got colder, a little. Milk like subs. percipitate wols formed cwnks in the ottom by, Bariumchloride. One way to determine which substance precipitated out is to do a little bit of investigation. Place 3 ml each of Dr water into two test tubes. Add a pea size amount of potassium chloride into one test tube and the samd amount of barium sulfate into the other. Stopper and shake the two tubes. Note your observations. What happened to the potassium chloride solid when mixed with water! fel e ton Was expenienced same transparent and clear solution light yellow tint color that was experienced b. What happened to the barium sulfate solid when mixed with water? got cloudy. parcipitate was formed Powder like armnks in the bottom of the test tube A little warmer c. What does this tell you about the precipitate that formed? Reactants Products Balanced Chemical Equation Total Ionic Equation Net lonic Equation

Answer 1

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