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A compound of iodine (atomic mass = 127) and oxygen contains 40 g iodine and 17.6 g oxygen. The formula of iodine oxide is

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Answered by krit02
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Formula for iodine oxide is IO bz iodine have a charge of I^-2 and O have charge of O^+2
Answered by Tringa0
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Answer:

The formula of iodine oxide is I_2O_7.

Explanation:

Mass of iodine in compound = 40 g

Mass of oxygen in compound= 17.6 g

Molar mass of the compound = 127 g/mol

Moles of iodine = \frac{40 g}{127 g/mol}=0.3150 mol

Moles of oxygen = \frac{17.6 g}{16 g/mol}=1.1 mol

For iodine :

 =\frac{0.3150 mol}{0.3150 mol}=1

for oxygen:

 =\frac{1.1 mol}{0.3150 mol}=3.5

The empirical formula is : I_1O_{3.5}=I_2O_7

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