Rank the elements in Sr(ClO3)2 from highest to lowest % by mass.
The elements present in the compound Sr(ClO3)2 or SrCl2O6 are:
Sr: atomic mass = 87.62 amu , # of atoms present = 1, contribution to mass of compound = 87.62 amu
Cl: atomic mass = 35.45 amu , # of atoms present = 2, contribution to mass of compound = 2x 35.45 amu = 70.9 amu
O : atomic mass = 16.0 amu , # of atoms present = 6, contribution to mass of compound = 6 x16 amu = 96 amu
mass of the compound = (87.62 + 70.9 + 96 ) amu = 254.52 amu
Clearly mass % of O is highest, followed by Sr and then Cl.
mass % of O = ( 96 / 254.52 ) x 100 = 37.72 %
mass % of Sr= ( 87.62 / 254.52 ) x 100 = 34.42 %
mass % of Cl = (70.9 / 254.52 ) x 100 = 27.86 %
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