Calculate the number of grams barium sulfate produced

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Question- Calculate the number of grams, moles and molecules of barium sulfate produced when 4.5 milligrams potassium sulfate and 5.5 milligrams barium chloride are mixed. Which reagent is limiting and how much reagent is remaining?

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