Chemistry, asked by dillonbarnes07, 2 months ago

Substance X is a compound containing 632 mg of manganese and 368mg of oxygen. Substance X is shown below. Manganese has a relative atomic mass of 55 and oxygen has a relative atomic mass of 16. What is the value of y in the formula below?


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MnO∨y

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Answered by purisamika
5

Answer:

Explanation:     We divide each constituent mass thru by the ATOMIC mass of each element:

Moles of manganese

 

=

 

63

g

54.94

g

m

o

l

1

 

=

 

1.15

m

o

l

.

Moles of oxygen

 

=

 

37

g

15.99

g

m

o

l

1

 

=

 

2.31

m

o

l

.

We divide thru by the smallest molar quantity, that of the metal, to give an empirical formula of  

M

n

O

2

.

Answered by mom620910
5

Answer:

The answer is 2

Explanation:

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