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M7.3 CONSTRUCT THE WORD EQUATION
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White copper sulfate is blue copper sulfate minus the water. Technically, the blue crystals are called
hydrated
copper sulfate and the white powder is called
anhydrous
copper sulfate.
Notes: see Teachers’ Guide
teachers’ guide m10
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