Chemistry, asked by Samanwita, 1 year ago

Can the equivalent mass of an element be zero? Explain​

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Answered by Anonymous
4

no and equivalent mass of an element cannot be ever zero instead of that it can be one or sometime negligible but not exactly 0.

Samanwita: Can you please explain why?
Answered by prashant247
2

Explanation:

equivalent weight can be simplified as below. .... a) O.N. of free or uncombined element is zero.

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