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Sodium is in Group I on the Periodic Table. It tends to donate one electron when it is bonding.
Arsenic is in the same Group or Family as phosphorus.
We can use the Periodic Table to help us write formulas (formulae) of unknown chemicals.
Sodium arsenate must be Na2AsO4

Now to think about barium. Which group or family is it in?
It is in Group II, same Family as magnesium. It will donate two electrons to form a bond. Chlorine will accept one electron. Therefore, barium chloride must be BaCl2

What did Julius Caeser say?
"We come to barium him, not to praise him."
(That is supposed to be a joke.)

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Q: What is the Molecular equations sodium arsenate and barium chloride?
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