answer with the correct number of significant figures but without "%" (Canvas will not let you to enter units in this problem). 2) What is the theoretical mass % of water in the hydrate if the salt is BaCl2 x 2H2O? Make sure you use enough significant figures for the atomic weights of the elements and round your answer to 3 decimals. 3) What is the mass of the hydrate placed in the crucible? 4) What is the mass of the anhydrous salt?

answer with the correct number of significant figures but without "%" (Canvas will not let you to enter units in this problem). 2) What is the theoretical mass % of water in the hydrate if the salt is BaCl2 x 2H2O? Make sure you use enough significant figures for the atomic weights of the elements and round your answer to 3 decimals. 3) What is the mass of the hydrate placed in the crucible? 4) What is the mass of the anhydrous salt?

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