A hydrate initially weighs 5.672 grams and is heated. After heating, it weighs 4.483 grams. Assuming that the mass lost is water from the crystal lattice, determine the percent water in the hydrate initially. Answer with a number without a percent sign.

A hydrate initially weighs 5.672 grams and is heated. After heating, it weighs 4.483 grams. Assuming that the mass lost is water from the crystal lattice, determine the percent water in the hydrate initially. Answer with a number without a percent sign.

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