Water of HydrationRecord the mass empty evaporating dish ( or crucible).Record the mass of dish before heating the hydrate29.00g31.11gMeasure the mass of the dish and the anhydrous material here.30.75gDetermine the chemical formula of the original hydrate. Show your calculation here:Anhydrate: Cu3(PO4)2Mass of anhydratemenmMoles of the anhydrate-Mass of waterMoles of H20

Step 1: **Determine the mass of water lost** * Evaporating dish mass = 29.00 g. * The dish mass…

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