Posted by Kristin on Friday, August 31, 2012 at 6:51pm.
pretend you have 100 g of the sample
Then, you have 11.2 grams Sb. That is
moles Sb=11.2/molemassSb.
But you know the compound is Sb2S3, which means there are 1/2 * moles Sb of Sb2S3 (reason, if you have ten moles SB, you can make 5 moles Sb2S3).
Now, you know the moles Sb2S3. That means you have a mass of Sb2S3 of molesSb2S3*molmassSb2S3. So the percent of antomony sulide is then that mass divided by 100grams.
The remaining mass is Ferrous Sulfide, and you can determine its percent by dividing by 100
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