How are the properties and safety concerns of these two chemicals barium sulfate and barium sulfide different? are they similar?

Answer

Barium Sulfate is chemically stable and safe for human consumption.

Barium Sulfide is toxic and shall be handled with care.

Explanation

Barium ions ions can damage cell membranes and are thus toxic to the human body.

Barium ions in barium sulfate, however, are held tightly in ionic lattice and barely dissolve in water. Barium sulfate thus stay intact and give rise to no harmful ions when orally ingested.

Barium sulfide can dissolve in water at significant quantities to produce barium ions and sulfide ions. Barium ions are toxic aforementioned whereas sulfide ions can undergo hydrolysis to produce hydrogen sulfide, a weak acid that evolves and behaves as a toxic gas.

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