k Dehydration of copperII sulphate Dehydration of copperII sulphate crystals. Hydrated copperII sulphate crystals have a characteristic blue colour. In the crystal structure, each copper sulphate molecule is associated with five water molecules. This is known as the water of crystallisation. When heated gently, the water is driven off, leaving a white amorphous powder anhydrous copperII sulphate. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Dehydration of copper II  sulphate Dehydration of copper II  sulphate crystals. Hydrated copper II  sulphate crystals have a characteristic blue colour. In the crystal structure, each copper sulphate molecule is associated with five water molecules. This is known as the water of crystallisation. When heated gently, the water is driven off, leaving a white amorphous powder   anhydrous copper II  sulphate.
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Dehydration of copper(II) sulphate

Dehydration of copper(II) sulphate crystals. Hydrated copper(II) sulphate crystals have a characteristic blue colour. In the crystal structure, each copper sulphate molecule is associated with five water molecules. This is known as the water of crystallisation. When heated gently, the water is driven off, leaving a white amorphous powder - anhydrous copper(II) sulphate.

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