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Transcribed Image Text:Seoyeon needs to determine the formula of an
unknown hydrate (AB-XH2O). Given the following
data:
mass of empty crucible
mass of ABXH2O + crucible
mass of AB + crucible
16.5245 g
26.9416 g
21.6515 g
Which of the following is the correct formula of
the hydrate? (The molar mass of AB is 120.37 g
mol-1)
A) AB-7H2O
B) AB-H20
C) AB-5H2O
D) AB-3H2O
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