Atomic Theory of Matter in Chemistry (Atoms & Molecules) - [1-2-1]

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The ratio of the component of the mass versus the elements of how the compounds work together

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@@MathAndScience Either too much Hydrogen or too much Oxygen - your figures add up to 101%. Maybe modern chemistry has changed since my first foray into it last century or maths has expanded like the Universe.

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Shouldn't the mass percentages of H and O add up to 100% ( ? ) if I add up the percentages shown here: 11.11% plus 89.99, it gives 101.1% ( please help me with this )

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Sorry should have written 88.89!

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when i read the 'law of multiple proportions' for the second time, i was thinking of NH3 and NH2... Is that a wrong example?

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Atoms can only bond and connect together only in a whole ratio 13:50

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18:16 law of constant composition

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23:13

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co2 3 g c+4g o +4 g o =11 g co2

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21:50 those percentages don't add up to 100%

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I think this multiple proportion rule doesn't apply to molecules with different composition.

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3g c+ 4 g o2

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co 3 g + 4 g o = 7 g co

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compound oxygen 3

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11 g co2

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oxygen added other compound oxide

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3/8=2

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monoxide 1

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c carbon

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c203

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co2

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carbon monoxide 4 g carbon dioxide itself

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separate

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carbon oxygen 2

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co+co2 not

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co3

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carbon oxygen

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4 g

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carbon dioxide

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3 g c + 8 g o

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carbon monoxide

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7 g co

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atom

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o oxygen

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3 g c +4 g o

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co

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3g c 4 g o

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co 3 g c +4 g o =7 g co

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carbon monoxide

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