How To Find The Empirical Formula of a Hydrated Ionic Compound

This chemistry video tutorial focuses on Hydrates. It explains how to find the empirical formula of a hydrated ionic compound.
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Percent Composition By Mass:
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Empirical Formula Problems:
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Empirical Formula - Hydrated Compounds:
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can you help me? i wonder why the cacl2 need to add h2o? cause there is no h2o in the question right?

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​@@harrieziskandar1896 because it's said hydrated salt so it has h2o but after heat( h2o )is separate from the salt that's why it is called anhydrous salt because it's w/o ( h2o) water

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can you help me? i wonder why the cacl2 need to add h2o? cause there is no h2o in the question right?

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Is it possible to have 3.34 water molecules? I’m working on a lab report and I found decimal values for the x value on top of the fact that I’m dealing with uncertainties which makes it even more confusing. I’m not sure if I would have to multiply it by 3 to get a whole number but probably not with this type of problem. I’m not sure tho so could someone pls help me out.

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The only thing is that for the molar mass of H2O he put 18.01, but it should be 18.02 nothing too big. He still got the same answer :)

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He put 18.016 which is actually more precise than the 18.02 that you used. It is just a matter of sig figs

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can you help me? i wonder why the cacl2 need to add h2o? cause there is no h2o in the question right?
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