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A scientist in a laboratory carries out a chemical reaction using 12.01g of carbon and 64.14g...

A scientist in a laboratory carries out a chemical reaction using 12.01g of carbon and 64.14g of sulfur. The reaction produces 76.15g of pure compound. Does this observation agree with an established law of chemical reactions? Why or why not?

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