In two compounds,each containing tin $(Sn)$ and oxygen,the composition is as follows. Which law of chemical combination can be illustrated by this data?
Compound $\% Sn$ $\% O$ $A$ $78.77$ $21.23$ $B$ $88.12$ $11.88$
| Compound | $\% Sn$ | $\% O$ |
|---|---|---|
| $A$ | $78.77$ | $21.23$ |
| $B$ | $88.12$ | $11.88$ |
- ALaw of Equivalent Proportions
- BLaw of Definite Proportions
- CLaw of Multiple Proportions
- DLaw of Conservation of Mass
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