5.00g of an hydrated salt of barium, when heated to constant mass, gave 4.26g of...

5.00g of an hydrated salt of barium, when heated to constant mass, gave 4.26g of anhydrous salt with a molecular mass of 208. Calculate the number of molecules of water of crystallization in the hydrated salt.?

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