QUESTION 59 What is the effect on the calculated value of the water of hydration should you fail to completely dry a hydrated salt? OAIt will be higher than the true value On It will be lower than the true value OC It will be completely anhydrous O No effect

QUESTION 59 What is the effect on the calculated value of the water of hydration should you fail to completely dry a hydrated salt? OAIt will be higher than the true value On It will be lower than the true value OC It will be completely anhydrous O No effect

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Chapter7: Sollutions And Colloids

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Problem 7.110E

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