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Why are some salts coloured only in their hydrated forms? For eg: hydrated copper sulphate

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Q. The colour of the salt formed due to the removal of water crystals from hydrated copper sulphate upon heating is _________.

Q. The colour of the salt formed due to the removal of water of crystallization from hydrated copper sulphate upon heating is _________.

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millimoles of hydrated copper sulphate salt

(C u S O_{4} .5 H_{2} O)

is heated to dryness, then calculate the obtained mass of anhydrous copper sulphate salt.
(Given: molar mass of

C u = 63.5 g/mol

)

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