Balancing Net Ionic Equation for Barium Fluoride Precipitate Formation

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The discussion centers on balancing the net ionic equation for the reaction between barium chloride and sodium fluoride, which forms a precipitate of barium fluoride. The initial equation presented is incorrect, as it does not properly represent the reactants and products. Participants emphasize the need to identify the ions involved in the reaction to formulate the net ionic equation. The correct approach involves separating the soluble compounds into their respective ions and focusing on the formation of the precipitate. Understanding these concepts is crucial for accurately completing the homework assignment.
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Homework Statement


Aqueous solutions of barium chloride and sodium fluoride are mixed to form a precipitate of barium fluoride.


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i'm not sure but i put.
BaCl + NaF = BaF2 + NaCl2


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I'm pretty much confused whether you balance the equation. Also I'm not sure when the net equation is completed. Please help.
 
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"i'm not sure but i put.
BaCl + NaF = BaF2 + NaCl2"

Check your formulas for barium chloride and sodium chloride.

Steve
 
Besides, you are asked for net ionic, so far you have not tried to look at ions.
 
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