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An anhydrous form of a compound is 38.95% of the mass of its heptahydrate form. Calculate it's molar mass.

An anhydrous form of a compound is 38.95% of the mass of its heptahydrate form. Calculate it's molar mass.
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An anhydrous form of a compound is 38.95% of the mass of its heptahydrate form. Calculate it's molar mass.

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the molar mass of heptahydrate is 120.366 g/mol.

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