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In the following formula, MgSO4nH2O, what does the n before the H2O stand for:

A
the number of moles of water.
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B
the number of moles of hydrogen.
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C
the mole ratio.
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D
the number of moles of hydrate.
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E
the number of moles of anhydrate.
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Solution

The correct option is A the number of moles of water.
Here, n represents the number of moles of water of crystallisation present in hydrated magnesium sulphate.

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