Law of Definite Proportions Chemistry Practice Problems - Chemical Fundamental Laws

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oh i'm sorry disarranged the numbers that's why it results into 0.375 . coz insted of 32/12 i make it 12/32

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A 22.7 g sample of CaSO4 is found to contain 6.68 g of Ca and 10.7 g of O. Find the mass of sulfur in a sample of CaSO4 with a mass of 72.4 g.
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Hi first you should Obtain the percentage of sulfur that makes up the first composition in terms of grams(23.56%) and then multiply this value by the second substance and you will have your answer(17.05 g) and the reason of multiplying is law of definite composition

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