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Select the correct answer from the choice given in the brackets.

  1. An anhydrous crystal. [blue vitriol / epsom salt / lead chloride].
  2. A substance which causes hardness in water. [NH4Cl/CaCl2/NaCl]
  3. A deliquescent salt of a divalent metal. [CuCl/CaCl2/FeCl2/PbCl2]
  4. An anhydrate of a heptahydrate salt. [Cu(NO3)2/Ca(NO3)2/FeSO4/CaSO4]
  5. A drying agent, deliquescent in nature used in a dessicator. [conc. H2SO4/ fused CaCl2/FeCl3]

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  1. An anhydrous crystal — lead chloride.
  2. A substance which causes hardness in water. — CaCl2.
  3. A deliquescent salt of a divalent metal — CaCl2
  4. An anhydrate of a heptahydrate salt. — FeSO4
  5. A drying agent, deliquescent in nature used in a dessicator. — fused CaCl2

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