Calculating Formulas of Hydrate Compounds

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Big help. This was the one part of my Chem assignment I didn't understand. Not anymore.

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Great Video! Can you help me with a problem I have? The problem says: A 6.639 g sample of CoBr2 • 6H2O is heated until all the water of hydration is removed. What will be the mass of the remaining CoBr2? Thank you!

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little late...but I think its 4.441g

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Question- isn't the molar mass of ba(oh)2 only a 171g, where does the .3 come from?

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what's the difference between mass and molar mass?

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What if you're given percent of water and percent of h and o as well how do you distinguish whether some H or some O belong to water or an hydrate?

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Very Helpful. Thank You!

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What about clathrate seep?

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7:20 how did he get 27.2 g

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Ononto Chowdhury lmao ik it’s probably too late cause we’re all cramming a night before but it’s given in the question for part A they tell you the mass

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[@maylynestipona]

OMGEEEE!!! I get it!!! Thank you very much! It's a bit similar from getting the empirical formula, right? BTW, I have a question, what if it's hydrated copper sulfate: CuSO4 (dot) 5H2O how do you exactly know that there is 5 H2O when there is no given equation,number, etc.?

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Thanks! This is really helpful! I smiled at the end of this video. Every time I look at the problems on my paper, I get serious. >_

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[@blobar1231]

Weak bonding? I thought when hydrogen is involved it would be hydrogen bonding which is the strongest bonding.

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h hydro c carbon o oxygen

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