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Will the results change if the pellets were heated for extra 10 minutes? Yes or No and explain the reasoning.

3 + 15 6 0.1651 g The initial mass of hydrated CuSO4.XH20 The final mass of anhydrous CuSO4 0.1055 g Mass of H2O in the hydra
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