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What mass of copper(II) sulfate would remain after removing all the water from 79 g of CuSO4 · 5 H2O? 1. 38.9941 2. 50.5005 3. 48.5828 4. 61.3677 5. 52.4183 6. 56.893 7. 45.3865 8. 62.6462 9. 63.2855 10.
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What mass of copper(II) sulfate would remain

after removing all the water from 79 g of

CuSO4 · 5 H2O?

1. 38.9941


2. 50.5005


3. 48.5828


4. 61.3677


5. 52.4183


6. 56.893


7. 45.3865


8. 62.6462


9. 63.2855


10. 42.1903

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I am not sure but I think it's answer is62.6462

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