Chemistry, 31.12.2019 12:31 jessie8022

Given the following masses, calculate the mass of water lost & determine the percent hydration.
mass of hydrate: 10.24g
mass of anhydrate: 8.74g
mass of water lost: ?
percent hydration: ?
i got 1.50g for mass of water lost & 15% for percent hydration but i just want to make sure. show how you got the answers. you! (:

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