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"Barium chloride reacts with aluminum sulfate to give aluminum chloride and precipitates of barium sulfate."

  1. Translate the above statement into a chemical reaction.
  2. State two types in which this reaction can be classified.

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Solution

  1. The chemical reaction can be written as: 3BaCl2(aq)+Al2(SO4)3(aq)3BaSO4(s)(whiteppt.)+2AlCl3(aq) The white precipitates of barium sulfate can be seen during the reaction.
  2. In a given reaction:

1. White precipitates of barium sulfate(BaSO4) form during the reaction indicating that the precipitation reaction takes place here.

2. Also, both the reacting species exchange their anions, therefore, forming two new compounds. Such a type of reaction is called a double displacement reaction.

Thus, in this reaction, two types of reaction can be seen that are a precipitation reaction and a double displacement reaction.


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