I'd say it's single replacement/displacement
Answer:
The only relationship is that the larger the mass of an object the more gravitational force it has. So... something that has more mass has more gravity. The mass of 4.2kg of gold when transferred to this new planet is still 4.2kg. However, the WEIGHT (not mass) is now doubled to 8.4kg. Mass is constant it is how much matter something is made up of. Weight depends on the gravitational force. Moreover, I would look at other answers too (I'm not entirely confident of saying that the weight is 8.4kg since I don't have any gravitational equations in front of me it just sounds logical).
Explanation:
In <span>c2h4o2 there are
2 atoms of carbon
4 atoms of hydrogen
2 atoms of oxygen
Hydrogen atomic masses is 1 which was very low so 4 of them would still be the lowest mass percent. Then we have carbon and oxygen which both have 2 atoms. Oxygen atomic mass is more than carbon atomic mass, so oxygen should contribute more mass percent composition. The sequence from higher mass percent composition should be:
1. Oxygen
2. Carbon
3. Hydrogen</span>
