Chemistry, 31.03.2021 22:00 tyme66

Sabendo que em 1,0 mol de moléculas de sacarose há 144g de átomos de carbono, 22 mol de átomos de hidrogênio e 6,6 X10^24 átomos de O, para determinar a fórmula de sacarose (CxHyOz), devem-se determinar x, y, z, os quais correspondem à quantidade de matéria, em mol, de cada um dos átomos que compõe a molécula. Determinar X, Y e Z.

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Sabendo que em 1,0 mol de moléculas de sacarose há 144g de átomos de carbono, 22 mol de átomos de hi...