Date: Name: BaCl2 BaCl2*H₂O BaCl2*2H₂O Sum atomic 208.23 208.23 208.23 mass of barium chloride (g) Sum of atomic mass of water 0 18.02 x 1 = 18.02 (g) Sum of atomic mass of hydrate (g) 208.23 (208.23 +18.02) = 226.25 C = C - 2006. 09.06 - 2005 Percent water 0% (18.02/226.25) x in the hydrate 100 = (%) 7.96 % Per. BaCl2*3H₂O 208.23

Date: Name: BaCl2 BaCl2H₂O BaCl22H₂O Sum atomic 208.23 208.23 208.23 mass of barium chloride (g) Sum of atomic mass of water 0 18.02 x 1 = 18.02 (g) Sum of atomic mass of hydrate (g) 208.23 (208.23 +18.02) = 226.25 C = C - 2006. 09.06 - 2005 Percent water 0% (18.02/226.25) x in the hydrate 100 = (%) 7.96 % Per. BaCl2*3H₂O 208.23

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Chapter8: Molecules And Materials

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