I don't know.. all of them.. 1.A student performed an experiment to find the number of water molecules associated with theCuSO, x H2O, and obtained the following data. Using the data given, find the number of watermolecules associated with CuSO, x H2O, and also find out the percentage of water in thehydrate.Trial-11.Mass of emptymicro-crucible (grams)16.35642.Mass of micro-crucible +18.3709hydrate (grams)3.Mass of hydrate(grams)4.Mass of micro-crucible +17.6372anhydrate (grams)5.Mass of anhydrate (grams)6.Mass of water(grams)7.Percent composition of water8.Moles of anhydrate9.Moles of water10. Formula of hydratedcompound.(CUSO4 x H,O) All of them!Calculations:a. Mass of hydrate:=[(Mass of micro-crucible + hydrate) - (Mass of empty micro-crucible)]b. Mass of anhydrate: =[(Mass of micro-crucible + anhydrate) - (Mass of empty micro-crucible)]c. Mass of water: =[(Mass of hydrate) - (Mass of anhydrate)]Mass of waterd. Percentage of water in the hydrate (%) =-x100Mass of hydratee. Moles of anhydrate :Mass of anhydrate(g) x Molar mass of anhydrate (g)1 molf. Moles of water :1 molMolar mass of water(g)Mass of water (g) xMoles of waterg. Number of molecules of water(x) =Moles of anhydrate(report this answer in two significant figures)Answer the following:1. The formula for ibuprofen is C13H18O2. How many moles of ibuprofen are present in250.0-mg tablet?2. Given the following molecular formulas, determine the empirical formula of each compound:N,O5, PCl, H,O2, C,H,Cl,.

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1.A student performed an experiment to find the number of water molecules associated with the CuSO, x H,O, and obtained the following data. Using the data given, find the number of water molecules associated with CuSO4 x H,O, and also find out the percentage of water in the hydrate.

1.A student performed an experiment to find the number of water molecules associated with the CuSO, x H,O, and obtained the following data. Using the data given, find the number of water molecules associated with CuSO4 x H,O, and also find out the percentage of water in the hydrate.

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