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a compound has 50%sulphur and 50% oxygen by mass. what will be its empirical formula

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Answered by Anonymous
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MOLES OF SULPHUR = %OF SULPHUR ÷ ATOMIC MASS OF SULPHUR

MOLES OF SULPHUR = 50 ÷32

MOLES OF SULPHUR =1.56 mol

MOLES OF OXYGEN =%OF OXYGEN ÷ ATOMIC MASS OF OXYGEN

MOLES OF OXYGEN = 50÷16

MOLES OF OXYGEN = 3.12 mol

SIMPLEST RATIO :-

S : O

1.56 : 3.12

SIMPLEST RATIO IS FOUND OUT BY DIVIDING THE NUMBER OF MOLES OF EACH ELEMENT BY SMALLEST NUMBER OF MOLES .

SO

1.56÷1.56 : 3.12÷1.56

1 : 2

IT MEANS S IS 1 WHILE O ARE 2 THAT IS SO2

SO EMPIRICAL FORMULA IS SO2

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