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1.using your data from the experiment (# 5 and 6) determine the moles of the anhydrate (cuso4) and water (h2o). show your calculations. moles of cuso4: moles of water:
2. using the number of moles you found in question #1, calculate the formula of the hydrate. show your calculations. 3. how might your hydrate formula, that you calculate in #2, differ if you didn’t allow all the water to boil off? explain your reasoning.
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