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1.0 g each of certain metal oxide on separate heating in a current of hydrogen produced 0.126g and 0.226g of water . Show that these results vsrify the laws of multiple propertion .

(I)Calculation of oxygen in each oxide

(ii)Calculation of weight of oxygen which combine with 1 g of metal in each oxide.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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(i)Calculation of oxygen in each oxide

18g of water=16g oxygen

0.126 water in first oxide = 16/18×0.126=0.112g oxygen

similarly,0.226g water in second oxide= 16/18× 0.226=0.20g oxygen

(ii)Calculation of weight of oxygen which combine with 1 g of metal in each oxide

Wt. of metal oxide =1.0g Weight of oxygen=0.112g

weight of metal =1.0-0.112g=0.888g

since 0.888g metal combine with 0.112g oxygen

1.0g metal will combine with 0.112/0.888×1.0=0.126 g oxygen

similarly weight of metal in second oxide =1.0-0.2=0.8 g

0.8 metal combine with 0.2 g oxygen

1.0 g metal will combine with 0.2/0.8×1.0=0.25 g

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

(i)Calculation of oxygen in each oxide

18g of water=16g oxygen

0.126 water in first oxide = 16/18×0.126=0.112g oxygen

similarly,0.226g water in second oxide= 16/18× 0.226=0.20g oxygen

(ii)Calculation of weight of oxygen which combine with 1g of metalin each oxide

Wt. of metal oxide =1.0g Weight of oxygen=0.112g

weight of metal =1.0-0.112g=0.888g

since 0.888g metal combine with 0.112g oxygen

1.0g metal will combine with 0.112/0.888×1.0=0.126 g oxygen

similarly weight of metal in second oxide =1.0-0.2=0.8 g

0.8 metal combine with 0.2 g oxygen

1.0 g metal will combine with 0.2/0.8×1.0=0.25 g


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