a solid element forms gaseous oxide without change in volume if the vapour density of the oxide is 32 what is the equivalent weight of the solid element
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Molecular formula = 2 x vapour density.
So we get molecular mass is = 64.
the molecular mass of an oxide is 64. So, it can be:-
Case 1: 3 oxygen atoms + atom of molecular mass 16, that's oxygen. So ❎ not possible.
Case 2: 2 oxygen atoms + atom of molecular mass 32, that's sulphur, which will this make the compound SO2. That's ✔ possible.
Case 3: 1 oxygen atom + atom of molecular mass 48, that's Cd which doesn't form CdO so ❎ not possible.
Therefore answer is SO2.
Equivalent weight you'll be able to fine out I think.
Hope you got it.
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