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The cupric salt ( i.e., `Cu^(2+)`) of a monobasic acid contains `3` molecules of water of hydrogen per atom of `Cu`. One gram of hydrated salt yielding on strong heating `0.3306 g` of `CuO`. What is the equivalent weight of anhydrous acid?

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