A . According to data which you have provided we can easily calculate empirical formula of hydrated salt
if percentage of water is 30.292
then percentage of CuSO4 = 100 - 30.292 = 69.708
now number of moles of water = 30.292/18 = 1.68228
number of moles of CuSO4 = 69.708 / 159.5 = 0.43704
now you can find out the number of moles of both the components in whole number by dividing with the least digit number
ratio of number of moles is CuSO4 H2O
0.43704/0.43704 1.68228/0.43704
= 1 =3.8
It means the ratio is approx 1: 4 , so the molecular formula of hydrated salt should be CuSO4.4H2O
NOTE Molecular formula of hydrated Copper sulphate is CuSO4.5H2O. there is no any mistake in calculation , I think there is some problem in your data, please check it and solve the question by above method .
B. Chemical name of this compound is Copper Sulphate ( hydrated)
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