AP Chemistry
1.3 Elemental Composition of Pure Substances
1.1 Moles and Molar Mass
A student analyzes two separate samples of pure, white crystalline solids, labeled Solid \(1\) and Solid \(2\). Quantitative elemental analysis indicates that both solids possess the exact same percent composition by mass: \(40.0\%\text{ C}\), \(6.7\%\text{ H}\), and \(53.3\%\text{ O}\). Based on these data, which of the following claims correctly states whether the student can conclude that the two solids are the same chemical compound, along with the correct justification?
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