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. How many barium and iodate ions are contained in their original solutions? b. Which is the limiting reagent? Justify your answer through suitable calculation

. How many barium and iodate ions are contained in their original solutions? b. Which is the limiting reagent? Justify your answer through suitable calculation

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a. How many barium and iodate ions are contained in their original solutions?

b. Which is the limiting reagent? Justify your answer through suitable calculations

 

 

Barium iodate is a white, granular inorganic compound that is stable on a temperature that is approximately 580°C (1, 076 °F). It is used as an additive to salt and bread without notable toxic effects. If a 50. 00 ml aliquot of a solution containing 0.1998 g of Bacl, · 2H,0 is mixed with 50.00 ml aliquot of a solution containing 0. 3573 g Na10,. Assume that the solubility of the Ba(10,) in water is negligible,
Transcribed Image Text:Barium iodate is a white, granular inorganic compound that is stable on a temperature that is approximately 580°C (1, 076 °F). It is used as an additive to salt and bread without notable toxic effects. If a 50. 00 ml aliquot of a solution containing 0.1998 g of Bacl, · 2H,0 is mixed with 50.00 ml aliquot of a solution containing 0. 3573 g Na10,. Assume that the solubility of the Ba(10,) in water is negligible,
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