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Using stoichiometry to determine empirical formula
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[QUOTE="djh101, post: 4504881, member: 333020"] The second equation tells you how much Br was left over after reacting completely with V. You can subtract the excess amount from the original amount to find the amount of Br that reacted. From here you can find molar ratio of V and Br using the amount of V reacted and the amount of Br reacted. [/QUOTE]
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