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Old 04-10-2015, 12:47 AM
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oh and flake is most likely dihydrate fwiw
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oh and flake is most likely dihydrate fwiw
Oh ya, that ^ too.
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What is the difference between hexahydrate and dihydrate?
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What is the difference between hexahydrate and dihydrate?
4 water molecules. It's how much water is contained within the compound.
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4 water molecules. It's how much water is contained within the compound.
Ok so if you need 5 cups of hexahydrate how many cups of dihydrate would be needed?
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