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49th question?3g of a metal M combines with 2 g of oxygen to form metal oxide

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Answered by singampallianilkumar
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Answer:

Explanation:equivalent means Normality×volume in liters=0.03=normality×0.5=0.03/0.5=0.06,

NormaAlity=molarity×nfactor,,,0.06=0.01 × n factor nfactor is 6

We assume that nfactor 6 it must be aluminium tri oxide,accto limiting reagent,the limiting reagent is metal 4moles ofmetal that react with 3moles oxygen to form 2moles metal tri oxide

Answered by mourivu2004
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Answer: Molar Mass is 120.

Explanation:

3 g of Metal combined with 2 g of Oxygen.

Number of Equivalent of Metal = Number of Equivalent of Oxygen

=> Weight of Metal/Equivalent Weight of Metal = Weight of Oxygen/Equivalent Weight of Oxygen

=> 3/x = 2/8

[Assuming Equivalent Weight of Metal to be x ;

Equivalent Weight of Oxygen= 8]

=> x = 12

Equivalent Weight of Metal Oxide = Equivalent Weight of Metal + Equivalent Weight of Oxygen

= 12 + 8 =20

Number of Equivalent of Metal Oxide = Weight of Metal Oxide/ Equivalent Weight of Metal Oxide

=> 0.03 = Weight of Metal Oxide/20

=> Weight of Metal Oxide = 0.6

Molarity = (Weight of Metal Oxide × 1000)/( Molecular weight of Metal Oxide × Volume of Solution)

=> 0.01 = (0.6 ×1000)/(Molecular weight of Metal Oxide×500)

=> Molecular weight of Metal Oxide= 120 (Ans.)

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