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alekssr [168]
3 years ago
12

1. empirical formula for Cu2o4?

Chemistry
1 answer:
Wittaler [7]3 years ago
6 0

We know that

1) empirical formula of a compound is the representation of a molecules with the elements in simplest mole ratio.

2) the molar mass is the actual proportion of moles of elements present in a molecule

3) there is a simple ratio between the molar mass and empirical mass a molecule

Now let us solve each problem

1) empirical formula of Cu_{2}O_{4} will be CuO_{2}

2) empirical formula of Zn_{3}(NO_{3})_{4} will be Zn_{3}(NO_{3})_{4}

3) empirical formula of Ti_{2}S_{2.5} will be Ti_{4}S_{5}

4) the molecular formula will be :

Ratio=\frac{molarmass}{empiricalformula}=\frac{112.04}{28.01}=4

the molecular formula = 4 X empirical formula = 4 X CO = C_{4}O_{4}

5) the mole ratio of Cl and Cr is \frac{1.90}{0.631}=3

empirical formula will be CrCl_{3}

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