Questions: Why was the hydrate heated twice in the experiment? I. cueight of Copper 8ulfate to See 2. What is the true percentage of water in BaCl, 2H,0? 18.02 x2- 3.O Write a balanced equation for the dehydration of MgSO 7H,O. 3. Why is BaCl, 2H,O not written as BaCI,H,O2? 4. 5. A 1.547 g sample of CuSO, xH,O is heated to drive off the water leaving behind 0.989 g of anhydrous CuSO What is the value of x for this hydrate?

Questions: Why was the hydrate heated twice in the experiment? I. cueight of Copper 8ulfate to See 2. What is the true percentage of water in BaCl, 2H,0? 18.02 x2- 3.O Write a balanced equation for the dehydration of MgSO 7H,O. 3. Why is BaCl, 2H,O not written as BaCI,H,O2? 4. 5. A 1.547 g sample of CuSO, xH,O is heated to drive off the water leaving behind 0.989 g of anhydrous CuSO What is the value of x for this hydrate?

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