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16-12-2022
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consider the following two compounds. in a sample of compound a, 2.70 g of oxygen combines with 20.0 g of tin while in a sample of compound b, 13.5 g of oxygen combines with 50 g of tin. if the formula of compound a is sno, what is the formula of compound b? explain each step you take in solving this problem.

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