in compound a 1.00 gram of Nitrogen Unites with 0.57 gram of oxygen in compound B, 2.0 gram of Nitrogen combines with 2.24 gram of oxygen in compound C 3.00 gram of Nitrogen combines with 5.11 gram of oxygen this result obey the law
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=> Here, According to the question
Compound A : 1.00 g N + 0.57 g O₂
Compound B : 2.00 g N + 2.24 g O₂
Compound C : 3.00 g N + 5.11 O₂
So If we fixed the amount of nitrogen (1 g) for all compound then,
Compound A :
1.00 g of N Unites with 0.57 g of O₂
Compound B :
2 g N ------> 2.24 O₂
1 g N -------> ?
= 1 * 2.24 / 2
= 1.12 g O₂
Compound C :
3 g N ------> 5.11 O₂
1 g N -------> ?
= 1 * 5.11 / 3
= 1.70 g O₂
=> Thus, Take in consideration the ratio of oxygen of all three compounds for the fixed amount of Nitrogen, then we get
Ratio of oxygen ≈ 1 : 2 : 3
=> This ratio indicates the law of multiple proportion.
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It obeys "Law of multiple proportion"
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