As per the law of constant composition, a given sample will always contain the same number of elements that combine in the same mass proportion.
Therefore if a sample of 13.97 g of NaBr contains 22.39 % of Na by mass then, a sample of 5.75 g of NaBr would also contain 22.39% Na by mass
Hence:
Mass of Na = 5.75 g * 22.39/100 = 1.287 g
5.75 g of NaBr would contain 1.29 g of Na
Answer:
total weight to expect = 331.60 grams
Explanation:
The flask wanted to be charged with 1.6 grams of sugar. The empty flask was weighed on a balance and it was determined to weigh 330 grams . The weight we would expect when we add the sugar can be computed as follows:
weight of the empty flask = 330 grams
weight of the sugar = 1.6 grams
The weight of the flask after adding the sugar will be the sum of the weight of the sugar and the empty falsk
Therefore,
Total weight to expect = 330 grams + 1.6 grams
total weight to expect = 331.60 grams
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8 electron sre needed.
Oxygen is #8 on the periodic table. The first electron shell can hols 2 electrons, and the second 6. Therefore 8.
