Few chemistry tasks that I don't understand at all

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The discussion revolves around several challenging chemistry problems that require assistance in solving. Key tasks include calculating the mass of precipitate formed from a BaCl2 and Iron (III) sulfate reaction, determining the percentage of copper in a solution after a reaction with H2SO4, and finding the amount of iron that will react with HCl. Additional queries involve the density of HCl needed to dissolve Iron (III) oxide and the amount of salt produced from a reaction with H2SO4. The poster expresses difficulty in understanding these tasks and requests guidance, emphasizing the need to start with reaction equations.
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1. Here are few chemistry tasks,I need your help!



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4.120g 15% BaCl2 solution is added to 800ml 0,2mol/L Iron (III) sulphate solution.How many g of precipitate formed?Which and how much of material did not react?
5. 5g of solution,which consists of copper and zinc,is affected by solution of H2SO4. 0,05 mol of gas formed.Calculate W% of copper in the solution.
6.How many g of Fe(sawdust of Fe) will react when added to 50ml 20% HCl solution which has density of 1,1g/cm3 ?
7.What density of 20% HCl(density-1,1g/cm3) solution is needed to dissolve 30g Iron (III) oxide,which has 20% of addition?
8.How many g of salt will form,if 20g of Fe which has 10% of addition,will be affected by solution of H2SO4?




3. As I mentioned I can't understand this at all so I didn't make any attempts on solving these tasks.If you see any grammar mistakes-I'm sorry for that,English isn't my native language.
 
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