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Stephen part a solution.
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Each percentage represents the number of grams of an element per hundred grams of that compound.
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Convert these masses using molar masses, then determine the number of moles of each elements relative to the other elements.
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Divide all quantities by the smallest amount of moles.
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Eliminate fractional coefficients by multiplying or multiplying all coefficient by 2.
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So we have values 58 .80 gram of carbon into 1 mole of carbon divided by 12 .0107 gram of carbon is equal to 4 .8956 mole of carbon.
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And next 9 .87 gram of hydrogen into one mole of hydrogen divided by 1 .007 gram of hydrogen is equal to 9 .7 926 mole of hydrogen.
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So here gram gram can sell.
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Gram gram cancel and next is 31 .33 gram of oxygen into one mole of oxygen divided by 15 .994 gram of oxygen is equal to 1 .9582 mole of oxygen.
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So here a gram of oxygen is equal to 1 .9582 mole of oxygen.
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So here a gram of oxygen.
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So here, of oxygen can sell with gram of oxygen so 4 .895 mall of carbon divided by the smallest quantity of mall is 1 .9582 mall...