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A compound is formed when 64.14 g S combines completely with 64.00 g O. show your work for all of these questions below. 1 What is the total mass of the compound that's formed? 2 What is the mass percent
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A compound is formed when 64.14 g S combines completely with 64.00 g O. show your work for all of these questions below.

1 What is the total mass of the compound that's formed?
2 What is the mass percent composition of the compound?
3 Using molar mass of S / O to figure out the relative number of moles of S and O , whats the empirical formula of the compound?

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Wait wait wait I had the same exact question for my homework today lol

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