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Chemistry, 02.08.2019 07:30, td347

For the preparation of bao2, we first prepare bacl2 by this reaction [baco3+hcl=bacl2++co2+h2o]after product the (bacl2) then we reacion the bacl2 with h2o2 to product the bao2why we do not use the bacl2 when we have in lab, we preparea fresh bacl2 to prepare bao2? ?

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