Posted by Atul on Monday, July 11, 2011 at 1:47pm.
Convert 2.26 g AgCl to g Ag.
2.26 x (35.45/143.32) = 0.5590
Convert 2.65 g AgCl to g Ag.
2.65 x (35.45/143.32) = 0.6555
So we have 1 g Fe combining with Cl to give 0.5590g Ag in one case and 0.6550 g Ag in the other. What is the ratio of these two?
0.5590/0.5590 = 1.0000
0.6550/0.5590 = 1.1717
1:1.1717 is the ratio of 6.00 to 7.03 and if we round the 7.03 to 7.0 we hvae 6:7 which is the ratio of small whole numbers.
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