2(OH^-1) Chapter 12 Worksheet nO OWA MOITATHAJUDEState how many atoms of each element is in the molecule engs- ekState the number of extra or missing electrons if applicable – if thereare none write "neutral"eritCalculate the formula massnartaie ert lo zmots lo 1edinun srd ovig aehoeduetod zereriinenég e ai enerls vino fnemais uolvsiq ods vigluMa2eriinansq erl ni antots erls ils aeliqulum hadCalculate the mass percentage of each element in the moleculeThe first one is worked for you, and the second one shows the extraelectrons61ixe eineesoqen ovisegen s.2nontoleOA bns 21 HS 02H1. H2S2 H, 1S0a bns VS 26leOVDNeutral%3DOu) +1(32.1u) = 34.1u

1. The given molecule is H2S There are 2 atoms of H, and 1 atom of S in the molecule

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State how many atoms of each element is in the moleculeegs State the number of extra or missing electrons if applicable – if there are none write “neutral" inansle ert lo zmots lo 1edinun srd vig Calculate the formula mass noted S1sq ar ni antots orls ls lunh Calculate the mass percentage of each element in the molecule The first one is worked for you, and the second one shows the extra engrtbele stixe efneesgen ovingan s.2ont electrons

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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