Chemistry · JEE | Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
हिन्दीAccording to the Law of Multiple Proportions, if hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water (\( 2\text{ g} \) H with \( 16\text{ g} \) O) and hydrogen peroxide (\( 2\text{ g} \) H with \( 32\text{ g} \) O), the simple ratio of masses of oxygen that combine with a fixed mass of hydrogen is:
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Correct answer · Option D
1 : 2
Explanation
The masses of oxygen combining with \( 2\text{ g} \) of hydrogen are \( 16\text{ g} \) and \( 32\text{ g} \), giving a ratio of \( 16:32 \) or \( 1:2 \).