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a sample of ClO2 was composed of 4.271g of chlorine and 3.584g of oxygen. How many grams of oxygen would there be in a sample of Cl2O that contained 5.377 of chlorine?
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Use the fact that there would be half as many moles of O as there would be of Cl, in Cl2O
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