[mana]

hi guys
I want to do the instant freezing experiment with sodium acetate super saturated solution. I need sodium acetate 3.H₂O for this reason but instead I have anhydrous of this salt. I wanted to ask do I have to add more water to see the results, and if so, how much more?
(for sodium acetate 3.H₂O I have to add 160 gr sodium acetate 3.H₂O with 30 gr of water to achieve supersaturated solution)
thanks for your help in advance

[mana]

herein the link of video on YouTube

https://youtu.be/zsFA5iKc6fU?si=qPD45ZoUcrMOVPy-

[Borek]

Yes, you need more water and less solid when starting from the anhydrous salt. This can be easily calculated - first step will be to find out (using molar masses of sodium acetate and water) how much water is present in the 160g of CH₃COONa·3H₂O.