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Question: Dalton noticed that 100g of tin combined with either exactly 13.5g or exactly 27g of oxygen. He said that this result was evidence for the existence of atoms.
a. Why? Explain his reasons.
b. Take the atomic weight of oxygen to be 16. From Dalton's data calculate the atomic weight of tin. State what you assume in order to get an answer.
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