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equivalent weight of divalent weight is 12. what is mass% of nitrogen in its 1 mole of nitride

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Answered by anitakoranga507
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100 g of metal nitride will contain 28 g of nitrogen and 100−28=72 g of metal.

The atomic mass of nitrogen is 14 g/mol. 

28 g of nitrogen corresponds to  1428=2 moles.

The formula of metal nitride is M3N2.

2 moles of N atoms corresponds to 3 moles of metal.

Hence, 72 g of metal is equal to 3 moles.

The atomic weight of metal is 372=24g/mol.

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