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Maurice Russo
5 April, 22:01
CuSO4 is an example of a chemical element.
T OR F
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Kailyn Short
5 April, 23:26
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It's true because, The number of water molecules per copper sulphate molecule should fall somewhere between 1 and 5 as 1:5 is the largest ratio of copper sulphate to water this molecule can containsulfate there are twenty-seven moles of water.
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Braden Huang
6 April, 00:35
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False. That is a compound.
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