Briefly explain the reasons for the use of the following techniques in this experiment. a. The hydrate salt is heated with the crucible cover in an ajar position rather than in a fully seated position or having the crucible completely uncovered. b. The crucible cover is fully seated during cooling and weighing of the residue.

Briefly explain the reasons for the use of the following techniques in this experiment. a. The hydrate salt is heated with the crucible cover in an ajar position rather than in a fully seated position or having the crucible completely uncovered. b. The crucible cover is fully seated during cooling and weighing of the residue.

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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