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What is the empirical formula for a compound that contains 5.28 moles Oxygen, 1.32 moles Sulfur and 2.64 moles Hydrogen?

What is the empirical formula for a compound that contains 5.28 moles Oxygen, 1.32 moles Sulfur and 2.64 moles Hydrogen?<br/>

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John Smith

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Answered Jan 29, 2017

H2SO4

Empirical formula for a compound will always be in whole numbers. Divide each moles of S, H, and O by 1.32 . Hydrogen: 2 Sulfur: 1 Oxygen: 4
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