Determining certain mass of a Hydrate

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5.82g of a Hydrate is taken. If 62.9% of H2O is contained in the Hydrate what is the mass of the anhydrous salt?

so far i got 62.9% and 37.1% and i was thinking about getting H2O in grams but i don't know how
 
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Larrytsai said:
5.82g of a Hydrate is taken. If 62.9% of H2O is contained in the Hydrate what is the mass of the anhydrous salt?

so far i got 62.9% and 37.1% and i was thinking about getting H2O in grams but i don't know how

Well, if you multiply 0.371 by 5.82, I believe that would give you the mass of the anhydrous salt since 0.629 x 5.82 is the mass of the water contained in the hydrate.
 
Snazzy said:
Well, if you multiply 0.371 by 5.82, I believe that would give you the mass of the anhydrous salt since 0.629 x 5.82 is the mass of the water contained in the hydrate.

O right i got it now thnx a lot