Answer to Question #213255 in General Chemistry for Gebb

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Question #213255

Copper reacts with chlorine to form two compounds.

Compound A consists of 4.08 g of copper for every 2.28 g of chlorine.

How much copper is needed to combine with 1 g of chlorine in compound A?

Expert's answer

4.08=2.28

?= 1

= 4.08/2.28

= 1.79g

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