A chemist isolates a copper sulfide that contains 0.635 g of Cu and 0.160 g of S

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A chemist isolates a copper sulfide that contains 0.635 g of Cu and 0.160 g of S. If another pure sample of the same compound contains 2.54 g of Cu, what mass of sulfur should it contain to be consistent with the first sample? (a) 0.511 g0.511\,\text{g} (b) 1.27 g1.27\,\text{g} (c) 0.640 g0.640\,\text{g} (d) 0.320 g0.320\,\text{g}

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