Explain complete reaction with one drop of water

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0.4g trityl fluoroborate + 0.05g water

What mass of trityl fluoborate (M.W. = 330) would be decomposed by a complete reaction with one drop of water? Assume that 1 drop ~ 0.05 mL. If you started with 0.4 g of trityl fluoborate, how much of it would have been left?

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