Practice problem
Dalton's Law of Multiple Proportions — Overview & Origin
By Jasper Brown
Elements A and B combine together to form a compound, and in this compound, element A occupies 65% of the mass. A chemist reacts 65 grams of A with 35 grams of B. After the reaction, the chemist finds that all of A has been used, but there is about 9 grams of B remaining. How is this possible?