Carbon and oxygen combine to form two oxides,carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide,in which the ratio of the weights of carbon and oxygen is respectively $12 : 16$ and $12 : 32$. These figures illustrate the:

  • A
    Law of multiple proportions
  • B
    Law of reciprocal proportions
  • C
    Law of conservation of mass
  • D
    Law of constant proportions

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Define the Law of Multiple Proportions.

From the given information, select the suitable law of chemical combination:
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Natural sample$51.35$$9.74$$38.91$
Synthetic sample$51.35$$9.74$$38.91$

Atoms combine in chemical reactions to form:

One part of an element $A$ combines with two parts of another element $B$. Six parts of the element $C$ combine with four parts of the element $B$. If $A$ and $C$ combine together,the ratio of their weights will be governed by

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The law of multiple proportions is illustrated by the two compounds:

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