The compound formed by chlorine and barium is 
as the number of valence electrons in barium is 2 and in chlorine is 1. In this compound, barium acts as a cation and chlorine acts as an anion. The formation of the compound is as shown in the image.
Since, barium is an element of Group-2 (alkaline earth metal) so the other element that has a chemical formula most and least similar to the chemical formula of the compound formed by chlorine and barium should be from Group-2 (alkaline earth metal) only which has properties somewhat like barium. So, the element is strontium.
Strontium forms a compound with formula 
in which strontium acts as a cation and chlorine acts as an anion. The formation of the compound is as shown in the image.
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the salt produced is K2SO4
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we can do soo by noticing any colour change, or by the formation of an insoluble precipitate or by the evolution of a gas.
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Answer:
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The tilt in the axis of the Earth is called its obliquity
Explanation:
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