Can you answer question number 2( the one that starts with write a balanced equation) that I have attached below based on my calculations also below. Name:Section and Group:Date:2) Write the balanced equation for the thermal decomposition of copper(II) sulfate hydrate, basedon the average ratio of moles of water to copper(II) sulfate that you obtained from yourcalculations.3) Is the decomposition of copper(II) sulfate hydrate a physical change or a chemical change?Explain.No ben ds arebeing formed or breben so it walda physical chenge4) The actual ratio for moles of water/ moles of copper(II)hydrate is 5.Use the formula to determine your percent difference:% difference = [5 – student value| x 100%%3D Name:Section and Group:Date:Stoichiometry of Hydrate Decomposition - Lab ReportPay attention to the number of significant digits in the calculations.Observationsblue, griny/fne blese fue texturestureObservations of freshcopper(II) sulfate hydrategeanrble/gray.mtedceler /ight graen/gradyObservations of heatedcopper(II) sulfatelocks lilke chedpouderTrial 1Trial 2DataRecord 3 decimal places51.917g51.921Mass of evaporating dishMass fresh copper(II)sulfate hydrate1,015g-717gMass of dish and heated52.561g 52.3709copper(II) sulfateCalculationsRecord 3 decimal placesfor masses- 449gMolar mas of anhudrus 59.629/ml 159. 62g/mdMass heated copper(II)sulfateMolar mass of anhydrous(no water) copper(II) sulfateRecord 3 sig figs forcalculationsMoles of copper(II) sulfate(after heating)Mass of water lost(= mass of fresh copper(II)sulfate – mass of heated59.42copper(II) sulfate)18.0 Ve ghol 18.016 glmdlMolar mass of water-2ndMoles of water lost371T8-a4Ratio of moles of water/moles of copper(II) sulfateYour ratio:Your ratio:5.30ml5.11 métll5-21 mdlAverage ratio:Questions1) Show your calculations for your Trial 1:Show all work with units.52.370- 51.921=44952.5af :' st.91구= .G44 9(You do not need to show work -444for calculation of molar mass)4.03.717-.44932-SGlLelS - -G441.008 x2 416CHM111 Hydrate Decomposition StoichiometryPage 1이1411.49 xl02mcl HO2-8/x103mcl5.3nl268. O1518.016 glar thio

Given: Thermal decomposition of copper (II) sulfate hydrate. And the average ratio of moles of water…

2) Write the balanced equation for the thermal decomposition of copper(II) sulfate hydrate, based on the average ratio of moles of water to copper(II) sulfate that you obtained from your calculations.

2) Write the balanced equation for the thermal decomposition of copper(II) sulfate hydrate, based on the average ratio of moles of water to copper(II) sulfate that you obtained from your calculations.

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