Calculate the molecular weight of Al2(SO4)3.14.3H2O
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The molecular weight of Al2(SO4)3.14.3H2O can be calculated by considering the contributions from each component: 2 Aluminum (Al), 3 Sulfur (S), and an average of 14.3 water molecules (H2O). This results in 28.6 Hydrogen (H) atoms and 14.3 Oxygen (O) atoms from the water. The total number of Oxygen atoms is calculated as 4 from sulfate and 28.6 from water, leading to a total of 40.6 Oxygen atoms. The calculation must account for the average number of water molecules, which is not an integer.
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