3.18 g of copper on heating in air gave 3.98 g of copper oxide (CuO) while in another
experiment 2.12 g of copper oxide on reduction with hydrogen gave 1.694
8 copper.
Whether these data confirm the law of constant proportions ?
What mass of hydrogen will
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Answer:
0.4268 hydrogen.
Explanation:
no these data does not confirm the law of constant proportions.
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