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Transcribed Image Text:Rank A-E in order of increasing amount of hydrate formed when treated with aqueous acid.
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C produces the most hydrate.
A produces more hydrate than E.
A produces more hydrate than B.
E produces the least amount of hydrate.
B produces more hydrate than D.
D
Which of the following options correctly describe the relative amount of hydrate formed by these
compounds when reacted with aqueous acid?
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