2) When 0.288 g of phosphorus is burned, 0.660 g of a white oxide product (PxOy) is obtained. Determine the empirical formula of the oxide. (CT) sbixo air to ezal (3)-(8-0) bsbb nagyxo to as O to asioM

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2) When 0.288 g of phosphorus is burned, 0.660 g of a white oxide product (PxOy) is obtained.
Determine the empirical formula of the oxide.
(CT)
sbixo air to ezal
(3)-(8-0) bsbb nagyxo to as
O to asioM
Transcribed Image Text:2) When 0.288 g of phosphorus is burned, 0.660 g of a white oxide product (PxOy) is obtained. Determine the empirical formula of the oxide. (CT) sbixo air to ezal (3)-(8-0) bsbb nagyxo to as O to asioM
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