A 4.00 gram sample of hydrate of nickel(II) bromide loses 0.793 grams of water when heated. Determine the mass percent water in the hydrate and the formula of the hydrate
A 4.00 gram sample of hydrate of nickel(II) bromide loses 0.793 grams of water when heated. Determine the mass percent water in the hydrate and the formula of the hydrate
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A 4.00 gram sample of hydrate of nickel(II) bromide loses 0.793 grams of water when heated. Determine the mass percent water in the hydrate and the formula of the hydrate
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