Which of the following is a description of a hydrated salt?
A) a salt that is insoluble in water
B) a salt that is soluble in water
C) a salt with no water incorporated in its crystal structure
D) a salt with water incorporated in its crystal structure

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A hydrated salt is a salt that has water molecules incorporated into its crystal structure. This means that the salt has a specific number of water molecules attached to it, and these molecules are part of the crystal lattice structure of the salt. The water molecules are often referred to as "water of hydration" or "water of crystallization." Therefore, choice D is the correct description of a hydrated salt.

Which of the Following Is a Description of a Hydrated