Asked by Ellie
A 4.43 gram sample of phosphorus was burned in air to produce 10.15 g of an oxide. What's the empirical formula of this compound?
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Answered by
bobpursley
figure the moles of P in 4.43grams
then in the oxide, you have the same moles of P.
Now you have 10.15g -4.43g O
figure those moles.
You now have the mole ratio of P:O
write the formula PxOy
then in the oxide, you have the same moles of P.
Now you have 10.15g -4.43g O
figure those moles.
You now have the mole ratio of P:O
write the formula PxOy
Answered by
Ellie
Thank you very much!!
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