... _1. Which type of chemical formula is commonly used in writing chemical reaction? A. empirical formula B. chemical formula C. molecular formula D. structural formula _2. Which description below differentiates empirical formula from molecular formula? Empirical formula A. is derived from molecular formula B. is commonly used in writing chemical reactions C. shows the actual number of atoms in a compound D. contains the most simplified ratio of the atoms of elements in the compound 3. What is the Empirical formula of H2O? А. НО В. Н.О С. Н.О2 D. HO4 4. What is the simplest whole number ratio of this compound C6H1206? А. 1:2:1 В. 1:2:3 C. 2:1:1 D. 6:12:6 5. Which type of chemical formula is derived first from the percentage composition of each elements present in the compound? A. empirical formula B. chemical formula C. molecular formula D. structural formula

... _1. Which type of chemical formula is commonly used in writing chemical reaction? A. empirical formula B. chemical formula C. molecular formula D. structural formula _2. Which description below differentiates empirical formula from molecular formula? Empirical formula A. is derived from molecular formula B. is commonly used in writing chemical reactions C. shows the actual number of atoms in a compound D. contains the most simplified ratio of the atoms of elements in the compound 3. What is the Empirical formula of H2O? А. НО В. Н.О С. Н.О2 D. HO4 4. What is the simplest whole number ratio of this compound C6H1206? А. 1:2:1 В. 1:2:3 C. 2:1:1 D. 6:12:6 5. Which type of chemical formula is derived first from the percentage composition of each elements present in the compound? A. empirical formula B. chemical formula C. molecular formula D. structural formula

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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