Sulfur forms two fluorides. A $2.00\\text{ g}$ sample of sulfur combines with $4.74\\text{ g}$ of fluorine to form the first fluoride, and the same mass of sulfur combines with $7.11\\text{ g}$ of fluorine to form the second fluoride. With the mass of sulfur kept constant, what is the ratio of the masses of fluorine in the two fluorides?

Subject: Chemistry | Topic: Some basic concepts of chemistry | Difficulty: MEDIUM

Options

1. (A) $1:2$
2. (B) $3:4$
3. (C) $2:3$
4. (D) $1:1$

Verified Answer

Option (C): $2:3$

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