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SOLVED: Initial mass of the sample (CuSO4 * xHO) before beating 0.21349 Final mass of anhydrous salt after heating Time needed t0 reach t0 the final constant mass S41uLes Calculations: Show setups;
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![One mole of anhydrous salt AB dissolves in water and librates 21.0 J mol^-1 of heat. The value of ΔHydration AB is - 29.4 J mol^-1 . The heat of dissolution of One mole of anhydrous salt AB dissolves in water and librates 21.0 J mol^-1 of heat. The value of ΔHydration AB is - 29.4 J mol^-1 . The heat of dissolution of](https://toppr-doubts-media.s3.amazonaws.com/images/6720124/78c19904-67c5-4c0c-8411-c308417aa9c8.jpg)
One mole of anhydrous salt AB dissolves in water and librates 21.0 J mol^-1 of heat. The value of ΔHydration AB is - 29.4 J mol^-1 . The heat of dissolution of
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![SOLVED: Formula (Molar) mass of anhydrous salt (on bottle) Number of grams of HzO per 100.0 g hydrate *49 14.8 Number of moles HzO per 100.0 g hydrate 1q.8 18.0 Da moles SOLVED: Formula (Molar) mass of anhydrous salt (on bottle) Number of grams of HzO per 100.0 g hydrate *49 14.8 Number of moles HzO per 100.0 g hydrate 1q.8 18.0 Da moles](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/722e57774e06473a9151c1a912f8e846.jpg)
SOLVED: Formula (Molar) mass of anhydrous salt (on bottle) Number of grams of HzO per 100.0 g hydrate *49 14.8 Number of moles HzO per 100.0 g hydrate 1q.8 18.0 Da moles
![One mole of anhydrous salt AB dissolves in water and librates 21.0 J mol ^-1 of heat. The value of Δ H(hydration) of AB is - 29.4 J mol ^-1 . The One mole of anhydrous salt AB dissolves in water and librates 21.0 J mol ^-1 of heat. The value of Δ H(hydration) of AB is - 29.4 J mol ^-1 . The](https://dwes9vv9u0550.cloudfront.net/images/2861486/604a1c67-fc7d-46ee-9eed-c9328de3fbe0.jpg)
One mole of anhydrous salt AB dissolves in water and librates 21.0 J mol ^-1 of heat. The value of Δ H(hydration) of AB is - 29.4 J mol ^-1 . The
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