B. Formula of a Hydrate1. Mass of crucible32.162. Mass of crucible and hydrate40.943. Mass of crucible and anhydrateg36,483a Mass of crucible and anhydrate (second heating)Calculations4. Mass of hydratet76 g5. Mass of anhydrate4ろと86. Mass of water lost4.4687. Percent water (Show calculations.)%8. Moles of water (Show calculations.)moles9. Moles of salt (anhydrate) (Show calculations.)moles10Ratio of moles of water to moles of hydrate11Formula of hydrateMgSO, •H2OQuestions and ProblemsQ5 Using the formula you obtained in B11, write a balanced equation for thedehydration of the MgSO, hydrate used in the experiment.

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B. Formula of a Hydrate 1. Mass of crucible 32.16 2. Mass of crucible and hydrate 40.94 3. Mass of crucible and anhydrate 36.48 3a Mass of crucible and anhydrate (second heating) Calculations 4. Mass of hydrate 5. Mass of anhydrate 4ると8 6. Mass ofwater lost ササー 7. Percent water (Show calculations.) moles 8. Moles of water (Show calculations.) moles 9. Moles of salt (anhydrate) (Show calculations.) mle

B. Formula of a Hydrate 1. Mass of crucible 32.16 2. Mass of crucible and hydrate 40.94 3. Mass of crucible and anhydrate 36.48 3a Mass of crucible and anhydrate (second heating) Calculations 4. Mass of hydrate 5. Mass of anhydrate 4ると8 6. Mass ofwater lost ササー 7. Percent water (Show calculations.) moles 8. Moles of water (Show calculations.) moles 9. Moles of salt (anhydrate) (Show calculations.) mle

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Chapter6: The States Of Matter

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