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ab I ABSTRACTICER: Write a CER Abstract paragraph that answers the question "What is the empirical formula of epsom salts?" Be s

ab I ABSTRACTICER: Write a CER Abstract paragraph that answers the question "What is the empirical formula of epsom salts?" Be sure to include a clear claim that directly answers the question, specific numerical data as well as a brief description of your lab technique as evidence, and a logical reasoning that clearly explains why the evidence proves your claim. Since this lab includes a mathematical process for determining the answer your reasoning should include a step-by- step explanation of this process. Complete sentences and paragraph format are required.

ab I ABSTRACTICER: Write a CER Abstract paragraph that answers the question "What is the empirical formula of epsom salts?" Be sure to include a clear claim that directly answers the question, specific numerical data as well as a brief description of your lab technique as evidence, and a logical reasoning that clearly explains why the evidence proves your claim. Since this lab includes a mathematical process for determining the answer your reasoning should include a step-by- step explanation of this process. Complete sentences and paragraph format are required.

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