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What is the empirical formula of an oxide of sulfur that is 60% oxygen by weight?
A. SO
B. SO2
C. S2O5
D. SO3
S40/32 O60/16 comes out to S1.25O3.75. Why are these values not multiplied by n to reach whole number values?
A. SO
B. SO2
C. S2O5
D. SO3
S40/32 O60/16 comes out to S1.25O3.75. Why are these values not multiplied by n to reach whole number values?