An element forms two distinct gaseous oxides, Oxide A and Oxide B. Quantitative analysis reveals that of combines with of oxygen in Oxide A, whereas of combines with of oxygen in Oxide B. What is the ratio of the masses of oxygen combining with a fixed mass of element , and which law of chemical combination does this illustrate?
- ; Law of Multiple ProportionsCevap
- B; Law of Definite Proportions
- C; Law of Conservation of Mass
- D; Law of Combining Volumes
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The ratio of oxygen masses is , which illustrates the Law of Multiple Proportions.
For a constant mass of element (), the mass of oxygen in Oxide A () and Oxide B () forms a simple whole-number ratio of . This directly satisfies John Dalton's Law of Multiple Proportions.
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