Chemistry, 27.12.2021 15:20, omoaye

Use the following experimental information to determine the empirical formula of an oxide of silicon. Mass of crucible=18.20g
Mass of crucible + silicon=18.48 g
Mass of crucible + oxide of silicon=18.80 g

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