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→In which question should we first check same two elements and different compounds?
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→In which question should we first check whether the system is open or closed?
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→Which statement correctly identifies the law of reciprocal proportions?
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→Which statement correctly gives the scope of the law of multiple proportions?
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→Which statement correctly gives the scope of the law of definite proportions?
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→A pure compound contains 18% A and 82% B. What is the percentage of B?
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→If a gaseous volume ratio is 12:12:24, what is its simplest form?
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→Which option correctly matches the scientist with the law?
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→A pure compound contains 55% A and 45% B by mass. What is the simplest mass ratio A:B?
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→Which option shows an incorrect use of the law of gaseous volumes?
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→A fixed mass of 4 g of element A combines with 7 g and 28 g of element B in two different compounds. Which law is illustrated?
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→In two compounds, a fixed 9 grams of A combines with 12 grams and 30 grams of B. What is the simple ratio of B?
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→Which option correctly shows fixed composition of a pure compound?
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→In a pure compound A and B are in the ratio 6:11. If A is 18 grams, how much is B?
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→If 64 grams of product is formed and one reactant was 25 grams, what is the mass of the other reactant?
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→If a question gives litres of gases and same temperature pressure which law is likely?
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→A student ignored temperature and pressure in Gay-Lussac's law. What is the mistake?
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→A student says CO and CO₂ are only an example of definite proportions. What is a better answer?
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→A student assumes mass of each product equals mass of each reactant. What is the mistake?
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