How to Determine the Chemical Formula and Identify Illinium?

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The discussion focuses on determining the chemical formula and identifying the element referred to as "Illinium" based on given molecular weights. The total molecular weight is specified as 150 grams/mole, with 1.00 grams of chlorine and 1.36 grams of Illinium. By calculating the molar mass contributions of chlorine and Illinium, users can deduce the identity of Illinium and confirm the chemical formula. The calculations reveal that chlorine contributes approximately 6.33 grams/mole to the total molecular weight.

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My question is about finding the chemical equation and name of wrongly labeled element given the molecular weight of the formula and weights of two of the elements. The problem gives the overall molecual weight of the formula as 150 grams/mole. Then it says there is 1.00grams of chloriene in it and 1.36 grams of a "so called" Illinium. From this, how do I go about finding the formula for the problem and what element Illinium really is?
 
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If there are 1.00grams of chlorine for every 1.36 grams of "Illinium" how many grams of the 150grams/mole of the molecular weight is due to chlorine?
 

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