Chemistry, asked by yapungchera, 7 months ago

calculate mass percentage of calcium, carbon, and oxygen caco3

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Answered by amit05s0101

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Explanation:

oxygen is answer hope it's your help

Answered by aashishmlk29

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Total mass of the compound =100amu(40(ca)+12(C)3*16(O)
For calcium (40/100)*100=40%
For carbon(12/100)*100=12
For oxygen(48/100)*100=48

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