4. A 100.0-g sample of an unknown hydrate (formula weight 234.0 g/mol) contains 31.4 g of water (formula weight 18.02). How many moles of water are there per mole of hydrate? of
4. A 100.0-g sample of an unknown hydrate (formula weight 234.0 g/mol) contains 31.4 g of water (formula weight 18.02). How many moles of water are there per mole of hydrate? of
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