Find the value of x EE-ETaName:gateParagraphF411. Mass of crucible + lid2. Mass of crucible + lid + sample before heating3. Mass of crucible + lid + sample after heating.4. Mass of sample (#2 - #1)5. Mass of residue (BaCl₂) (43 - #1)R6. Mass of water lost_(#2 - #3)%7.% of water in sample_(#6 / #4) X 100V8. The value of x in BaCl₂ xH₂OAr nS2€FSAOLLDTy16F6Use the sample experimental data above, complete the chart. Show calculations belowa. Mass of sample (BaCl₂ xH₂O)#P20Normal37F7YT*CGNo SpacingBStyles4 5 613FB(Heading 1IPre-Laboratory Assignment315.110 g17.452 g17.107 g2.342 g1.997 g0.345 g|14.731FSHeWD-F13

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1. Mass of crucible lid 2. Mass of crucible + lid + sample before heating 3. Mass of crucible + lid+ sample after heating 4. Mass of sample (#2-#1) 5. Mass of residue (BaCl₂) (43-#1) 6. Mass of water lost_(#2 - #3) 7.% of water in sample_(#b/#4) X 100 8. The value of x in BaCl₂ xH₂O 15.110 g 17.452 g 17.107 g 2.342 g 1.997 g 0.345 g 14.731 perimental data above complete the chart. Show calculations below

1. Mass of crucible lid 2. Mass of crucible + lid + sample before heating 3. Mass of crucible + lid+ sample after heating 4. Mass of sample (#2-#1) 5. Mass of residue (BaCl₂) (43-#1) 6. Mass of water lost_(#2 - #3) 7.% of water in sample_(#b/#4) X 100 8. The value of x in BaCl₂ xH₂O 15.110 g 17.452 g 17.107 g 2.342 g 1.997 g 0.345 g 14.731 perimental data above complete the chart. Show calculations below

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