are the crystals of salt really dry
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Not crystals of all salts are dry. They contain water of crystallization, which on heating gets evaporated and the salt becomes dehydrated. For eg: Copper sulphate crystals
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↪Actually Welcome to the concept of the WATER OF CRYSTALLIZATION..!!
↪basically we know that .., the Crystal salts are actually not really dry they usually contians the water of crystallization due to which they appear as a crystal solids
↪basically the water of crustallization is the water that is present in the salts at a definite amount in the form of the molecules trapped in the voids of the salts ...
↪Some of the examples are ..
〽FeSO4.7H2O
〽Na2CO3.10H2O
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