Here are the answers to some of the workbook exercises for this lesson.
(These are numbered as they are in the workbook, not as they are in the
Authorware sections.)
Exercise 9
a. 8 g
b. 2.75 g
c. 1.64 g
Exercise 13
a. 280 g
b. 110 g
c. 39 g
d. 19 g
e. 99 g water, 161 g carbon dioxide, 205 g oxygen
Exercise 16
a. 27 g (chlorine is limiting)
b. no, 110 g of sulfur would be needed
c. 28 g, (oxygen is limiting)
Exercise 19
a. 25.1% hydrogen, 74.9% carbon; 0.336 H/C
b. 17.7% hydrogen, 82.3% nitrogen; 0.216 H/N
c. 79.89% copper, 20.11% oxygen; 0.2518 O/Cu
d. 88.81% copper, 11.19% oxygen; 0.1260 O/Cu
Example 23
a. carbon monoxide: 0.751 (C/O); carbon dioxide: 0.376 (C/O)
0.751/0.376 = 2.0 = 2/1
b. ferric oxide: 0.4298 (O/Fe); ferrous oxide: 0.2865 (O/Fe)
0.4298/0.2865 = 1.5 = 3/2
c. aurous chloride: 0.179 (Cl/Au); auric chloride: 0.541 (Cl/Au)
0.541/0.179 = 3.0 = 3/1