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When CaSO(4).nH(2)O is heated, all of th...

When `CaSO_(4)`.`nH_(2)O` is heated, all of the water is driven off. If `34.0g` of `CaSO_(4)` (M.mass`=136`) is formed from `43.0g` of `CaSO_(4).nH_(2)O`, what is the value of `n`?

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