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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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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