Copper (II) sulfate is a fungicide widely used in agriculture and gardening. In one of the university laboratories, a copper sulfate bottle was found without identifying the hydration water (CuSO4.XH2O). To find this value, a mass equal to 1.1000 g of CUSO4.×H20 was oven dried for 1 h at 110°C. Calculate the value of x, knowing that the water content was equal to 36.40% (w/w). Data: H = 1.008 Cu = 63.55 O = 16.00 S =32.07 %3D

Copper (II) sulfate is a fungicide widely used in agriculture and gardening. In one of the university laboratories, a copper sulfate bottle was found without identifying the hydration water (CuSO4.XH2O). To find this value, a mass equal to 1.1000 g of CUSO4.×H20 was oven dried for 1 h at 110°C. Calculate the value of x, knowing that the water content was equal to 36.40% (w/w). Data: H = 1.008 Cu = 63.55 O = 16.00 S =32.07 %3D

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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