Why the process of heating hydrate compound should be started slowly first

Fast heating up causes the water to spit out (decrepitation)

Explanation:

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Fast heating up causes the water to spit out (decrepitation), this implies that the drops containing portions of the salt could get lost and subsequently the yield is dwindled. So a graduated heating up must be ejected.

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