we dissdve350ml volumetric Flask.LWe call this sdlution (S)oa ofhydrated cupric sulfate (cusoy.5H,0 ingiven.molar mass launol ).Cu:64S-32H+ 11. Write the equation of dirsociation of hydrated cupricsulfate in water.12. Calculate the molar mass of hydrated cupric sulfate.1.3. Determine the molar concentration of (S).14. Deduce it's mass concentiation.1.5.1ist te materials used.16. Write the procedure of preparting (5).

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Lwe dissdve 304 & hydrated cupric sulfte (cusoy. 5H, lin 350ml volumetric Flask.We call this sdution (S) given imolar masslgumol') Cu:64 , 0=16,5=32 L. Write the equation of diSociation of hydated cupric sulfate in water. 1,2.Calculate the molar mass of hudrated cupric sulfate. 13. Determine the molar concentration of(s). 1.4. Deduce it's mass concentration. 1.5.1ist te materials used. 16. Write the procedure of prelparing

Lwe dissdve 304 & hydrated cupric sulfte (cusoy. 5H, lin 350ml volumetric Flask.We call this sdution (S) given imolar masslgumol') Cu:64 , 0=16,5=32 L. Write the equation of diSociation of hydated cupric sulfate in water. 1,2.Calculate the molar mass of hudrated cupric sulfate. 13. Determine the molar concentration of(s). 1.4. Deduce it's mass concentration. 1.5.1ist te materials used. 16. Write the procedure of prelparing

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter10: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 66QAP: The Henry's law constant for the solubility of radon in water at is 9.57106 M/mm Hg. Radon is...

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