Chemistry, asked by arshaaji280, 1 month ago

if the equivalent weight of a oxide of metal in 20 then the equivalent weight of its chloride will be
a. 55.5
b. 35.5
c. 47.5
d. 15.5​

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Answered by battabsrilekha7
2

Answer:

47.5

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Explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Given : equivalent weight of metal oxide = 20 g.

Find: equivalent weight of metal chloride.

Solution :

  • We have to find the eq. wt of metal chloride. So , for this we know that 1 oxide is equivalent to 2 chlorides .

  • And the definition of equivalent weight is defined as the mass of one equivalent, that is the mass of a given substance which will combine with or displace a fixed quantity of another substance.

  • So here as given, M + O = 20 g

M + 8 = 20.

( here, we take the eq. wt of oxygen which is 8 g not 16 g )

M = 20-8 = 12 g.

  • So , the equivalent weight of metal chloride will be

M + Cl = 12 + 35.5 = 47.5 g.

  • The equivalent weight of metal chloride is c. 47.5 g.

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