One of the sodium oxoacid salts of chlorine (there are 4 salts, each containing Na, Cl, and O) was analyzed. A 17.00g sample was found to contain 3.68g Na and 5.67g Cl. The empirical formula of this salt is O NaClO2 O NaClO3 O Na₂Cl₂04 ONCHO

One of the sodium oxoacid salts of chlorine (there are 4 salts, each containing Na, Cl, and O) was analyzed. A 17.00g sample was found to contain 3.68g Na and 5.67g Cl. The empirical formula of this salt is O NaClO2 O NaClO3 O Na₂Cl₂04 ONCHO

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One of the sodium oxoacid salts of chlorine (there are 4 salts, each containing Na, Cl, and O) was analyzed. A 17.00g sample was found
to contain 3.68g Na and 5.67g Cl. The empirical formula of this salt is
O NaCIOz
O NaClO3
O Na₂Cl₂O4
O Na₂Cl₂O3

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