ORIENTaAL HIGH SCHOOLATION2. Career and career cheInvestigate the careClasswork 24 - 08 - 2021In one of the analysis conducted whereby a certain compound was sampled.It was found that 3.7 g of that compound has 2 g calcium, 1.6 oxygen and0.1 g hydrogen.1.1.Determine the empirical formula of that compound show ALL calculationsCalcium chloride is produced as the product of a chemical reaction1.2.1.2.1 What is the percentage mass of each of the elements in a molecule of a calciumchloride2021

Given, Mass of the compound produced that is CaCl2 = 3.7 g Mass of Ca = 2 g Mass of O = 1.6 g…

In one of the analysis conducted whereby a certain compound was sampled. It was found that 3.7 g of that compound has 2 g calcium, 1.6 oxygen and 0.1 g hydrogen. Determine the empirical formula of that compound show ALL calculations Calcium chloride is produced as the product of a chemical reaction 1.1. 1.2. 1.2.1 What is the percentage mass of each of the elements in a molecule of a calcium chloride

In one of the analysis conducted whereby a certain compound was sampled. It was found that 3.7 g of that compound has 2 g calcium, 1.6 oxygen and 0.1 g hydrogen. Determine the empirical formula of that compound show ALL calculations Calcium chloride is produced as the product of a chemical reaction 1.1. 1.2. 1.2.1 What is the percentage mass of each of the elements in a molecule of a calcium chloride

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