Pre-Heat Item Crucible Lid Crucible Crucible & Lid Crucible Lid & Sample Sample (Preheat) Experimental % Water of Hydration Raw Data Mass(G) 16.03 g 14.72 g 30.75 g 32.75 g 2.00 g MgSO4.7H₂O Post-Heat Item Mass(G) Crucible Lid & Sample 15.7 g Water of Hydration 0.98 g Percent Error Theoretical Calculations Molar Mass of Hydrate (G) Molar Mass of Water (Carolina) Molar Mass of 7H₂0 Theoretical % of Water Hydration 256.48 18.02 246.52

Pre-Heat Item Crucible Lid Crucible Crucible & Lid Crucible Lid & Sample Sample (Preheat) Experimental % Water of Hydration Raw Data Mass(G) 16.03 g 14.72 g 30.75 g 32.75 g 2.00 g MgSO4.7H₂O Post-Heat Item Mass(G) Crucible Lid & Sample 15.7 g Water of Hydration 0.98 g Percent Error Theoretical Calculations Molar Mass of Hydrate (G) Molar Mass of Water (Carolina) Molar Mass of 7H₂0 Theoretical % of Water Hydration 256.48 18.02 246.52

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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