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415 of anhydrous barium chloride when 459g of the hydrated salt were heated.calculate n in the formula Bacl2 nh2o
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the molar mass of BaCl2 is 208 g
the moles (BaCl2) in the heated sample is ... 415 / 208
the mass lost by heating is H2O ... 459 g - 415 g
... find the moles by dividing by the molar mass of H2O
n is ... (moles H2O) / (moles BaCl2)
the moles (BaCl2) in the heated sample is ... 415 / 208
the mass lost by heating is H2O ... 459 g - 415 g
... find the moles by dividing by the molar mass of H2O
n is ... (moles H2O) / (moles BaCl2)
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