The compound, X,03, contains element .5 X and oxygen atom combined in a ratio of 2.17 grams of X to 1.00 gram of oxygen. Another compound containing element X and oxygen gave a different analysis and properties, if 2.50 g sample of this second compound contains 1.30 grams of element X. What is the formula for the second compound? [Molar mass of 0 = * 16.0 g/mol] عذرا عن الجميع XO3 الحساب مغلق X203 XO2 X205 XO4

The compound, X,03, contains element .5 X and oxygen atom combined in a ratio of 2.17 grams of X to 1.00 gram of oxygen. Another compound containing element X and oxygen gave a different analysis and properties, if 2.50 g sample of this second compound contains 1.30 grams of element X. What is the formula for the second compound? [Molar mass of 0 = * 16.0 g/mol] عذرا عن الجميع XO3 الحساب مغلق X203 XO2 X205 XO4

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

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Chapter8: Properties Of Gases

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