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Chemistry, 10.02.2022 01:00 kactus

A sample of an unknown substance contains 1.0 grams of copper and 0.558 grams of chlorine, while a different sample of that same substance contains 2.0 grams of copper and 1.116 grams of chlorine. Which law does this observation demonstrate

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