Homework Help: Chemistry - Stoichiometry

Posted by Kevin on Thursday, August 18, 2005 at 2:20pm.

Elements X and fluorine react to form two different compounds. In the first reaction 0.480g of X reacts with 1.000g of F. In the second, 0.960g of X reacts with 1.000g of F. Which are possible formulas for the two compunds
First Compound Second Compound
a)XF X2F2
b)XF2 XF
c)XF2 X2F
d)X2F XF2
e)X2F3 X3F

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