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Identify the precipitate(s) formed when solutions of na2so4(aq), ba(no3)2(aq), and nh4clo4(aq) are mixed.

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Lostsunrise [7]3 years ago

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Answer : BaS $O_{4}$ will be the precipitate which will be formed.

Explanation : When all the three solutions namely; $NaSO_{4} + Ba(NO_{3})_{2} + NH_{4} ClO_{4}$ are mixed together a white precipitate of BaS $O_{4}$ is formed as a product in the solution along with the soluble by product of Ammonium nitrate which is $NH_{4} NO_{3}$

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