Dalton’s theory explained the law of constant proportions by suggesting that atoms combine in simple, fixed ratios to form compounds based on their atomic masses.
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Dalton’s theory explained the law of constant proportions by suggesting that atoms combine in simple, fixed ratios to form compounds based on their atomic masses.
Dalton’s theory explained the law of constant proportions by proposing that compounds are formed by combinations of atoms in fixed ratios. Each compound has a specific ratio of atoms, and regardless of the sample’s size, this ratio remains constant.