Two samples of sodium chloride with different masses were decomposed into their constituent elements. One sample produced 1.74 g of sodium and 2.68 g of chlorine. Being consistent with the law of constant composition, also called the law of definite proportions or law of definite composition, which set of masses could be the result of the decomposition of the other sample? 3.99 g of sodium and 8.38 g of chlorine 3.99 g of sodium and 1.33 g of chlorine 3.99 g of sodium and 3.19 g of chlorine O 3.99 g of sodium and 6.14 g of chlorine

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Two samples of sodium chloride with different masses were decomposed into their constituent elements. One sample
produced 1.74 g of sodium and 2.68 g of chlorine.
Being consistent with the law of constant composition, also called the law of definite proportions or law of definite
composition, which set of masses could be the result of the decomposition of the other sample?
3.99 g of sodium and 8.38 g of chlorine
3.99 g of sodium and 1.33 g of chlorine
3.99 g of sodium and 3.19 g of chlorine
O 3.99 g of sodium and 6.14 g of chlorine
Transcribed Image Text:Two samples of sodium chloride with different masses were decomposed into their constituent elements. One sample produced 1.74 g of sodium and 2.68 g of chlorine. Being consistent with the law of constant composition, also called the law of definite proportions or law of definite composition, which set of masses could be the result of the decomposition of the other sample? 3.99 g of sodium and 8.38 g of chlorine 3.99 g of sodium and 1.33 g of chlorine 3.99 g of sodium and 3.19 g of chlorine O 3.99 g of sodium and 6.14 g of chlorine
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