this is a question1. Nitrogen and oxygen elements can formNO and N,0 compounds. A total of 14 gramsof elemental nitrogen reacts with 16 gramsof elemental oxygen to form NO compounds.Meanwhile, 28 grams of elemental nitrogenreacts with 16 grams of elemental oxygen toform N,0 compounds. Show that the law ofmultiple proportions applies!can you do the above problems using thesolution as below, please help me I reallyneed,Sulfur (S) and Oxygen (0) form two types of compounds. Thesulfur content in compounds I and Il were 50% and 40%, respectively.Whether Dalton's law applies to these compounds.The solutionDalton's law says that if the mass is one elementin both compounds are the same, hence the mass ratiothe other element in the two compounds must be a numberround and simple. Therefore, the thing to do isDetermine the mass of S and 0 in each compoundMake one element equal• Comparing the mass of the other elementCompound I consists of 50% sulfur, meaning that the mass of oxygen is 50%Compound Il consists of 40% sulfur, meaning that the mass of oxygen is 60%The mass of S: O in the compound I = 50: 50 = 1:1The mass of S: 0 in compound II = 40: 60 2:3 or 1:1,5If the masses of S in compound | = compound II, for example, both are 1grams, then the mass of O compound I: compound I| = 1: 1.5 = 2:3.

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1. Nitrogen and oxygen elements can form NO and N,0 compounds. A total of 14 grams of elemental nitrogen reacts with 16 grams of elemental oxygen to form NO compounds. Meanwhile, 28 grams of elemental nitrogen reacts with 16 grams of elemental oxygen to form N,0 compounds. Show that the law of multiple proportions applies!

1. Nitrogen and oxygen elements can form NO and N,0 compounds. A total of 14 grams of elemental nitrogen reacts with 16 grams of elemental oxygen to form NO compounds. Meanwhile, 28 grams of elemental nitrogen reacts with 16 grams of elemental oxygen to form N,0 compounds. Show that the law of multiple proportions applies!

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