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Empirical formula of a oxide of iron which has 69.9%iron and 30.1%dioxygen by mass

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

100 g of the compound contains 69.9 g iron and 30.1 g oxygen.

The atomic masses of iron and oxygen are 55.85 amu and 16.00 amu.

The number of moles of Fe present in 100 g of compound are  

55.85

69.9

​  

=1.25  

The number of moles of O present in 100 g of compound are  

16.00

30.1

​  

=1.88  

The mole ratio of Fe to O is  

1.88

1.25

​  

=0.67:1 or 2:3

Hence, the empirical formula is Fe  

2

​  

O  

3

​  

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Answered by 123duttasudip72
3

Answer:

Explanation:

100 g of the compound contains 69.9 g iron and 30.1 g oxygen.

The atomic masses of iron and oxygen are 55.85 amu and 16.00 amu.

The number of moles of Fe present in 100 g of compound are  

55.85

69.9

​  

=1.25  

The number of moles of O present in 100 g of compound are  

16.00

30.1

​  

=1.88  

The mole ratio of Fe to O is  

1.88

1.25

​  

=0.67:1 or 2:3

Hence, the empirical formula is Fe is 2

And oxygen is 3.

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