An unknown sample contains NiC12.6H20 and KCI and was heated to drive off all the water. The percentage of NiC12.6 H2O in unknown sample is 45.3%. Calculate the mass of unknown and mass of water if the mass of NiC12.6H2O in unknown sample is0.93482-

An unknown sample contains NiC12.6H20 and KCI and was heated to drive off all the water. The percentage of NiC12.6 H2O in unknown sample is 45.3%. Calculate the mass of unknown and mass of water if the mass of NiC12.6H2O in unknown sample is0.93482-

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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