State the following laws of chemical combination with example : 1. Law of constant composition 2. Law of multiple parpotion
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♦ Law's of Chemical Combination ♦
1.) Law of Constant Composition .
=> Analyzed by = Scientist - ' Proust ' in 1779 .
also called Law of Constant Propotion .
According to this Law a chemical compound always consist of same elements combined together in same proportion by mass
eg.) => most common example = Water .
=> Water is compound pf hydrogen and oxygen . Any water molecule is always found in the composition of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom in a fixed ratio .
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2.) Law of Multiple Proportion .
given by => ' John Dalton ' in 1808
=> According to this law when an element combines with another to form a compound then the ratio comes to be simple ratio .
simple ratio means that => 1 : 1 ,, 1 : 3 ,, 1 : 2 .
eg.) => let us take an example of CO ,CO2
=> in CO there is 12 g Carbon combined with 16 g of oxygen .
and in CO2 12 g of oxygen combines with 32 g of oxygen .
So , here we can see that the mass of oxygen that is combined with constant mass of carbon has a simple ratio = 16 : 32 => 1 : 2 .
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♦ Law's of Chemical Combination ♦
1.) Law of Constant Composition .
=> Analyzed by = Scientist - ' Proust ' in 1779 .
also called Law of Constant Propotion .
According to this Law a chemical compound always consist of same elements combined together in same proportion by mass
eg.) => most common example = Water .
=> Water is compound pf hydrogen and oxygen . Any water molecule is always found in the composition of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom in a fixed ratio .
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2.) Law of Multiple Proportion .
given by => ' John Dalton ' in 1808
=> According to this law when an element combines with another to form a compound then the ratio comes to be simple ratio .
simple ratio means that => 1 : 1 ,, 1 : 3 ,, 1 : 2 .
eg.) => let us take an example of CO ,CO2
=> in CO there is 12 g Carbon combined with 16 g of oxygen .
and in CO2 12 g of oxygen combines with 32 g of oxygen .
So , here we can see that the mass of oxygen that is combined with constant mass of carbon has a simple ratio = 16 : 32 => 1 : 2 .
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Hope It Helps You ☺
Anonymous:
Great explanation :D
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