A little chemistry help

[TGW_400ex]

I don't know the answer to the last question on my chmeistry homework. Does anyone know the complete ionic equation of Ba(OH)2 and HCl?

[250r rider 88]

if you are just adding them together? you should get this but you need to balance it as i do not have a periodic table near me

Ba(OH)2 + HCL -------BaCL + H20

but like i said you will need to balance it if you havent figured that out i will get back to you later tonight on it good luck

[250r rider 88]

Ba(OH)2 + 2HCL------Ba(Cl )2+ 2H20

this is because you have 2 O wih the Ba(OH)2 so you will have 2 on the other side meaning you need to have 2 in front of the H20 giving you 4 Hydrogen meaning you have to put 2 in front of the HCL leaving you with 2 Chlorine so you put Cl in () with a subscript 2 as shown above im prety sure this is what you are looking for, someone jump in here if im wrong.

[TGW_400ex]

Originally posted by 250r rider 88
Ba(OH)2 + 2HCL------Ba(Cl )2+ 2H20

this is because you have 2 O wih the Ba(OH)2 so you will have 2 on the other side meaning you need to have 2 in front of the H20 giving you 4 Hydrogen meaning you have to put 2 in front of the HCL leaving you with 2 Chlorine so you put Cl in () with a subscript 2 as shown above im prety sure this is what you are looking for, someone jump in here if im wrong. Does it matter if they are both aqueous?

[250r rider 88]

i dont think so as long as you write AQ in [] afterwards but im not 100% sure on that google it or wiki it thats how i found the ionic equation examples

what does your book tell you?

[TGW_400ex]

Originally posted by 250r rider 88
i dont think so as long as you write AQ in [] afterwards but im not 100% sure on that google it or wiki it thats how i found the ionic equation examples

what does your book tell you?

I don't have it with me right now.