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What is the mass of BeC2O4 if 3.21g of BeC2O4-3H2O is heated to 220 degrees Celsius?
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BeC2O4 = 97.0 g/1 mol
BeC2O4-3H2O = 151.0 g/1 mol
3.21 g BeC2O4-3H2O * 1 mol/151.0 g = 0.021258 mol BeC2O4-3H2O
0.021258 mol BeC2O4-3H2O * 97.0 g/1 mol = 2.06 g BeC2O4
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