See the attached file ### Copper(II) Sulfate Pentahydrate Experiment#### Measurements and Observations1. **Mass of empty crucible**: `11.88 g`2. **Mass of crucible plus hydrate**: `12.37 g`3. **Mass of hydrate taken**: `0.49 g`4. **Appearance of hydrate**: Blue coloration, salt5. **Theoretical mass of H₂O lost expected on heating hydrate**: 6. **Mass of crucible + anhydrous CuSO₄ after heating**: `12.30 g`7. **Mass of anhydrous CuSO₄**: `0.42 g` - (Calculated as: Mass of crucible + anhydrous CuSO₄ after heating – mass of empty crucible)8. **Mass of water lost from hydrate crystals**: `0.07 g` - (Calculated as: Mass of hydrate taken – mass of anhydrous CuSO₄)9. **% error in mass water loss from hydrate**: 10. **% of water loss**:11. **Appearance of CuSO₄ after heating**: White / clear12. **Appearance of CuSO₄ on adding water**: Blue### Diagram ExplanationThere are no images of graphs or diagrams provided in this transcription request.

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Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate Mass of empty crucible |1.88, Mass of crucible plus hydrate 12.3 • 494 Goluration. Selt. Mass of hydrate taken Appearance of hydrate Blue Theoretical mass of H20 lost expected on heating hydrate Mass of crucible + anhydrous CuSO4 after heating. 12:30 Mass of anhydrous CuSO4. (mass of crucible + anhydrous/CUSO4 after heating – mass of empty crucible) 0:42 0•07% Mass of water lost from hydrate crystals (mass of hydrate taken – mass of anhydrous CuS04) % error in mass water loss from hydrate % of water loss Appearance of CuSO4 after heating hi ty I cluar Appearance of CUSO4 on adding water Blue.

Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate Mass of empty crucible |1.88, Mass of crucible plus hydrate 12.3 • 494 Goluration. Selt. Mass of hydrate taken Appearance of hydrate Blue Theoretical mass of H20 lost expected on heating hydrate Mass of crucible + anhydrous CuSO4 after heating. 12:30 Mass of anhydrous CuSO4. (mass of crucible + anhydrous/CUSO4 after heating – mass of empty crucible) 0:42 0•07% Mass of water lost from hydrate crystals (mass of hydrate taken – mass of anhydrous CuS04) % error in mass water loss from hydrate % of water loss Appearance of CuSO4 after heating hi ty I cluar Appearance of CUSO4 on adding water Blue.

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