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The hydrate splattered during heating
The hydrate splattered during heating and some of the sample was lost. How would this effect the percent water observed in the
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Nadia
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Predict the effect of each of the following by mass of water in the hydrate and the chemical of the hydrate? a) not heating the
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Eva
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Magnesium carbonate (MgCO3) is a hydrate. If you start with 15.67 g of the hydrate and after heating you get 7.58 g, what is the
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Soren
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Upon heating 8.5g sample of Sodium Sulfate hydrate, it loses 4.776 grams after heating. What steps are necessary for me to find
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Peytreshia
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A hydrate of copper (II) sulfate with formula CuSO4.xH2O has a molar mass of 250.0 g/mol. 2.545 g of hydrate is heated and
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Kai
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on heating the hydrate CaSO4*2H2O, how many moles of water should be driven off per mole of hydrate?
1 mole?
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c
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A sample of an unknown hydrate weighs 0.500 g and after heating it weighs 0.100. What is the percent of water in the hydrate?
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Dee
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(1) A sample of the hydrate CuSO4.5H2O has a mass of 12.5g. (a) how many molecules of hydrogen are contained in this hydrate? If
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chancy xdicey
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how do you know if a solid can be a hydrat given the mass before and after heating?
if a solid before heating has a molar mass of
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ashley
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A 32.907-g sample of a hydrate of Au (CN)3 contains 5.406 g H2O
What is the formula for the hydrate? What is the percent water in
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Cris
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