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A sulfur oxide is 50.0% by mass sulfur. This molecular formula could be?....IS IT NOT SO2???
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DrBob222
Yes, it could be SO2. But can you calculate it to show it could be SO2?
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Help me
Take the sample of 100
100-50=50g of Oxygen
S Mole= 50/32.065=1.5625
O mole=50/16.00=3.125
then we take the smallest and divide by it.
s=1.5625/1,5625=1
O=3.125/15625=2_______So2
100-50=50g of Oxygen
S Mole= 50/32.065=1.5625
O mole=50/16.00=3.125
then we take the smallest and divide by it.
s=1.5625/1,5625=1
O=3.125/15625=2_______So2
Answered by
DrBob222
And so you can. Very good.
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