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percent CdSO4 by mass

What is the percent of CdSO4 by mass in a 1.0 molal aqueous solution? show work

Calculate the amount of heat that must be absorbes by 10.0 gram of ice at -20 C to convert ith to gaseous water at 110 C.  
Given  Specific heat ice=2.1 Joule/gram
                  water=4.184 Joule/gram
                  steam=1.84 Joule/gram
      change in heat fusion =6.01 K Joule/mol H2O
      change in heat vapor= 40.7 K Joule/mol H2O
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