Despite Daltons laws, it is now known that many ionic compounds do not always contain atoms in
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Despite Dalton’s laws, it is now known that many ionic compounds do not always contain atoms in small integer ratios. For example, a sample of iron(II) oxide may, in fact, contain a significant amount of Fe3+ in addition to Fe2+. This is an example of a nonstoichiometric compound. A sample of iron(II) oxide is found to be 75.65% iron by mass. Determine the percentage of Fe3+ ions in the sample.
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