E A student dehydrated a sample of hydrate incompletely. Explain how the incomplete dehydration of the hydrate affects the calculation of the percent of water of hydration. What should the student do?

E A student dehydrated a sample of hydrate incompletely. Explain how the incomplete dehydration of the hydrate affects the calculation of the percent of water of hydration. What should the student do?

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

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