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6. Calculate the number of moles of "dry salt" (Ca(NO3)2) and the moles of water (H20) removed to dry the salt
out then calculate the molar ratio of water to dry salt. mass water = 9.0 g mass dry salt = 8.2 g
Moles salt =
Moles water =
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