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1g of oxygen combines with 0.126 g of Hydrogen to form water. 1g of Nitrogen combines with 0,216g of Hydrogen to form ammonia. Predict the weight of oxygen required to combine with 1g of Nitrogen to form an oxide? Please use law of Reciprocal proportions.
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do you need nitric oxide (NO) or nitrogen dioxide (NO2)?
I would write a balance equation, find the limiting reagent, and do a little stoichometry to come up with your prediction
The law of Reciprocal Proportions needs to be used....i got the answer as 1.7 and its simple multiples....but the answer on the book is given as 1.67 and its simple multiples.... Please help me get the sum using Law of Reciprocal Proportions only.
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