Stoichiometry and balanced equations makeit possible to use one piece of information tocalculate another. There are countless waysstoichiometry can be used in chemistry andeveryday life. Try and see if you can use whatyou learned to solve the following problems.a equations notolid2)ation 1Cmustmoles .alow.CH4(9)+UZ\9/A 0.777g sample of an organic5)compound is burned completely. It produces1.42g CO2 and 0.388g H2O. Knowing that all thecarbon and hydrogen atoms in CO2 and H2Ocame from the 0.777g sample, what is theempirical formula of the organic compound?

Given: Weight of sample = 0.777 g Mass of CO2 produced = 1.42 g Mass of H2O produced = 0.388 g…

A 0.777g sample of an organic 5) compound is burned completely. It produces 1.42g CO2 and 0.388g H2O. Knowing that all the carbon and hydrogen atoms in CO2 and H20 came from the 0.777g sample, what is the empirical formula of the organic compound?

A 0.777g sample of an organic 5) compound is burned completely. It produces 1.42g CO2 and 0.388g H2O. Knowing that all the carbon and hydrogen atoms in CO2 and H20 came from the 0.777g sample, what is the empirical formula of the organic compound?

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Stoichiometry and balanced equations make
it possible to use one piece of information to
calculate another. There are countless ways
stoichiometry can be used in chemistry and
everyday life. Try and see if you can use what
you learned to solve the following problems.
a equations not
olid
2)
ation 1C
must
moles .
alow.
CH4(9)+UZ\9/
A 0.777g sample of an organic
5)
compound is burned completely. It produces
1.42g CO2 and 0.388g H2O. Knowing that all the
carbon and hydrogen atoms in CO2 and H2O
came from the 0.777g sample, what is the
empirical formula of the organic compound?

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