**Educational Content on Made-up Compound Analysis****Problem Description:**Rosa's unknown made-up compound contains element D and element Z. It has a molar mass of 1070 g/mol. Analysis of a sample shows that it contains 8.41% element D and 91.59% element Z. **Question:**What is the molecular formula of the made-up compound?**Instructions:**Please refer to the Mini Periodic Table of Fake Elements to answer your questions.**Mini Periodic Table of Fake Elements:**- **D**: Molar Mass = 15.00 g/mol- **J**: Molar Mass = 19.00 g/mol- **Q**: Molar Mass = 35.00 g/mol- **Z**: Molar Mass = 70.00 g/mol**Avogadro's Number:** 6.022 x 10²³**Options for the Molecular Formula:**- DZ₂- D₂OZ₁₁- D₃Z₇- D₆Z₁₄

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Rosa's unknown made-up compound contains element D and element Z. It has a molar mass of 1070 g/mol Analysis of a sample shows that it contains 8.41% element D and 91.59% element Z What is its molecular formula of the made-up compound? Please refer to the Mini Periodic Table of Fake Elements to answer your questions O DZ₂ O D20 Z11 O D3Z7 Mini Periodic Table of Fake Elements Avogadro's Number: 6.022 x 1023 O D6Z14 DJ 15.00 19.00 Q Z 35.00 70.00

Rosa's unknown made-up compound contains element D and element Z. It has a molar mass of 1070 g/mol Analysis of a sample shows that it contains 8.41% element D and 91.59% element Z What is its molecular formula of the made-up compound? Please refer to the Mini Periodic Table of Fake Elements to answer your questions O DZ₂ O D20 Z11 O D3Z7 Mini Periodic Table of Fake Elements Avogadro's Number: 6.022 x 1023 O D6Z14 DJ 15.00 19.00 Q Z 35.00 70.00

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