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The law of multiple proportions accounts for which of the following? A. coefficients in chemical equations B. subscripts in chemical formulas C. coefficients in chemical formulas
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The law of multiple proportions accounts for which of the following?
A. coefficients in chemical equations
B. subscripts in chemical formulas
C. coefficients in chemical formulas
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b) subscripts in chemical formulas.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer is: b) subscripts in chemical formulas.
Law of multiple proportions is also called
Dalton's Law.
John Dalton (
1766 – 1844) was an English
chemist and
physicist
.
Ratios of the masses of elements combine as ratios of small whole numbers. This is
basic for writing down
chemical formulas
for compounds.
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