You have a hydrate of compound X that is 60.26g. You heat the hydrate, allow it to cool, and then remass it. The new mass is 23.0g. The molar mass of compound X as an anhydrate is 100 g/mol.

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You have a hydrate of compound X that is 60.26g. You heat the hydrate, allow it to cool, and then remass it. The new mass is 23.0g. The molar mass of compound X as an anhydrate is 100 g/mol.

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100gmol

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