Empirical formula is Cu:O::88.8%: 11.2%
Divide each percentage by the respective atomic masses.
Hence
88.8/64.5 : 11.2/16 = 1.376 : 0.7
Then divide by the lowest ratio
1.376 / 0,7 : 0.7 /0.7 =1.965 : 1 ~ 2:`1
Hence
Cu:O :: 2:1
Hence empericiasl formula is Cu2O (NB THis is copper in oxidatiob state '1').
Haven't got a calculator on me, but I'll get you started. 88.8% O = .888 g O 11.2% H = .112 g H .888 g O * (1 mol O / 15.999 g O) = aboutish .0555 mol O .112 g H * (1 mol H / 1.0079 g H) = about .112 mol H That's the ratio of moles of O to H, divide both of them by the smaller of the two, .0555, and it looks like you'll wind up with almost whole numbers, so just round them and those are the coefficients for that element.
C3H5 or C5H3
Atomic weights of hydrogen and oxygen
Co2O Copper (I) Oxide
Fe2S3, I think...
CaBr2 :)
If it tells you to find the empirical formula when percent composition is given or if the mass of each element is given in a specific compound.
BrO2
UF6 is the answers.Hope it helps.
Fe2S3, I think...
CaBr2 :)
AgCl
Data:96.2% thallium.3.77% oxygen.The empirical formula is Tl2O.
Chi a+
P2o5
Cr3Si2 is the empirical formula for a compound containing chromium and silicon an has 73.52 mass percent chromium.
CHI3
p2o5
S2o3
KCl
MgO