As shown, one converts all elements in the compound to moles, then divides all by the lowest mole number. This gives the subscripts for each element in the compound. As long as one can do dimensional analysis, one can do empirical formulas.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Empirical Formulas
This post will be devoted to explaining empirical formulas.
As shown, one converts all elements in the compound to moles, then divides all by the lowest mole number. This gives the subscripts for each element in the compound. As long as one can do dimensional analysis, one can do empirical formulas.
As shown, one converts all elements in the compound to moles, then divides all by the lowest mole number. This gives the subscripts for each element in the compound. As long as one can do dimensional analysis, one can do empirical formulas.
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Genuinely impressed on how youcan explain these in one post when it took me almost 4 days to comprehend these things.
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