How Do You Calculate the Empirical Formula from Element Percentages?

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To calculate the empirical formula from element percentages, divide the percentage of each element by its respective atomic mass. This gives the number of moles for each element. Next, find the simplest whole number ratio of these mole values. For example, if you have three elements, perform these calculations for each to derive the empirical formula. This method effectively determines the compound's empirical formula based on its elemental composition.
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If i have percenteges of three elements, making up a compound, how do i Calculate the molecular formula or empirical formula of the compound? Can someone give me an example?
 
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to calculate the empirical formula,u have to divide the % with the elements respective Ar then find the simple ratio.
 
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