Some salts have water of hydration and are called hydrated salts. A 3.216 g sample of a hydrated salt of Na,B,Oz XH20 is heated to drive off the water of hydration. The resulting anhydrous salt, which has a mass of 2.222 g, contains 0.5077 g of sodium, 0.4775 g of boron, and some oxygen. What are the values of x, y, z and X in the above salt? Write the numerical values for x, y and z next to the symbol of the element, and X, before H20. Na H20

Some salts have water of hydration and are called hydrated salts. A 3.216 g sample of a hydrated salt of Na,B,Oz XH20 is heated to drive off the water of hydration. The resulting anhydrous salt, which has a mass of 2.222 g, contains 0.5077 g of sodium, 0.4775 g of boron, and some oxygen. What are the values of x, y, z and X in the above salt? Write the numerical values for x, y and z next to the symbol of the element, and X, before H20. Na H20

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