A chemist analyzes two samples. One sample contains 14g of element X and 6.0 g of element Y. The second sample contains 35g of element X and 15g of element Y. Does it appear that the two samples are the same substance? Explain why

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cuanchi · Answer

just do the ratio x/y for each sample, if the ratio are the same for both samples, the two samples are from the same substance. If the ratios are different they are two different substances