I realize that you have limited abilities so let me remove my typos. I was just in such a rush to let you prove your expertise, that the excitment carried me away.
Excellent, gunnie, you followed my explanation very well.
Now to test YOUR chemistry abilities, when a weighed piece of metal is heated with excess sulfur, a chemical reaction occurs between the metal and the sulfur. The excess sulfur is then driven off, leaving only the compound, consisting of combined metal and sulfur. From the weight of M and the weight of the compound, the weight of the sulfur in the compound can be deduced. Weight of the metal = 2.435 g Weight of the compound = 3.397 g Weight of sulfur = 0.962 g
What is the simplest formula for the compound, if the atomic weight of the metal is 121.76, hmmm?
Show that you know your ass from a hole in the ground and we will continue seaman.