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(Incorrect) Compound A and Compound B are binary compounds containing only elements X and Y. Compound A contains 1.000 g of X for every 0.6162 g of Y. Which mass ratio for Compound B below follows the law of multiple proportions with Compound A? 0.4286 g X: 0.2823 g Y 0.5490 g X: 1.521 g Y 2.810 g X: 0.6379 g Y (Your answer) 1.217 g X: 0.7256 g Y 1.746 g X: 1.435 g Y (Correct answer)

(Incorrect) Compound A and Compound B are binary compounds containing only elements X and Y. Compound A contains 1.000 g of X for every 0.6162 g of Y. Which mass ratio for Compound B below follows the law of multiple proportions with Compound A? 0.4286 g X: 0.2823 g Y 0.5490 g X: 1.521 g Y 2.810 g X: 0.6379 g Y (Your answer) 1.217 g X: 0.7256 g Y 1.746 g X: 1.435 g Y (Correct answer)

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(Incorrect) Compound A and Compound B are binary compounds containing only elements X and Y. Compound A contains 1.000 g of X for every 0.6162 g of Y. Which mass ratio for Compound B below follows the law of multiple proportions with Compound A? 0.4286 g X: 0.2823 g Y 0.5490 g X: 1.521 g Y 2.810 g X: 0.6379 g Y (Your answer) 1.217 g X: 0.7256 g Y 1.746 g X: 1.435 g Y (Correct answer)
Transcribed Image Text:(Incorrect) Compound A and Compound B are binary compounds containing only elements X and Y. Compound A contains 1.000 g of X for every 0.6162 g of Y. Which mass ratio for Compound B below follows the law of multiple proportions with Compound A? 0.4286 g X: 0.2823 g Y 0.5490 g X: 1.521 g Y 2.810 g X: 0.6379 g Y (Your answer) 1.217 g X: 0.7256 g Y 1.746 g X: 1.435 g Y (Correct answer)
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