PART 2: MOLES, ATOMS, AND COMPOUNDS Use the information in the table below to answer the questions that follow. Compound Grams of Metal in Sample of Compound Grams of Nonmetal in Sample of Compound A 15.00 8.969 B C 25.00 14.95 15.00 ? Formula of Compound CuX, ? CuX The table above shows three potentially different compounds (A, B, and C) made up of copper and the unknown element X. Answer questions about these compounds below, clearly showing calculations in each case.

PART 2: MOLES, ATOMS, AND COMPOUNDS Use the information in the table below to answer the questions that follow. Compound Grams of Metal in Sample of Compound Grams of Nonmetal in Sample of Compound A 15.00 8.969 B C 25.00 14.95 15.00 ? Formula of Compound CuX, ? CuX The table above shows three potentially different compounds (A, B, and C) made up of copper and the unknown element X. Answer questions about these compounds below, clearly showing calculations in each case.

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Chapter7: Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure

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