QUESTION 20 Mass of evaporating dish and hydrated copper chloride sample (g) Mass of evaporating dish (g) Mass of hydrated copper chloride (g) Mass of evaporating dish and dehydrated copper chloride sample (g) 40.90 Mass of dehydrated copper chloride (g) 41.11 40.11 Mass of water (g) Mass of copper (g) 0.37 Mass of chlorine (g) e) How many moles of water are in this sample? QUESTION 21 Mass of evaporating dish and hydrated copper chloride sample (g) Mass of evaporating dish (g) Mass of hydrated copper chloride (g) Mass of evaporating dish and dehydrated copper chloride sample (g) 40.90 Mass of dehydrated copper chloride (g) Mass of water (g) Mass of copper (g) Mass of chlorine (g) 41.11 40.11 0.37 How many moles of copper are in this sample?

QUESTION 20 Mass of evaporating dish and hydrated copper chloride sample (g) Mass of evaporating dish (g) Mass of hydrated copper chloride (g) Mass of evaporating dish and dehydrated copper chloride sample (g) 40.90 Mass of dehydrated copper chloride (g) 41.11 40.11 Mass of water (g) Mass of copper (g) 0.37 Mass of chlorine (g) e) How many moles of water are in this sample? QUESTION 21 Mass of evaporating dish and hydrated copper chloride sample (g) Mass of evaporating dish (g) Mass of hydrated copper chloride (g) Mass of evaporating dish and dehydrated copper chloride sample (g) 40.90 Mass of dehydrated copper chloride (g) Mass of water (g) Mass of copper (g) Mass of chlorine (g) 41.11 40.11 0.37 How many moles of copper are in this sample?

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