The equivalent weight of a metal is double than that of oxygen.how many times is the weight of its oxide greater than the weight of metal?
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Weight of the metal oxide is 1.5 times greater than the weight of the metal.
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The equivalent mass of oxygen is 8 .
The equivalent mass of metal is 16.
If it is a alkaline earth metal, then its molecular mass will be twice its equivalent mass.
It will be 32.
The molecular mass of metal oxide will be 32+16=48
The equivalent mass of metal oxide will be
48/2 = 24. It is 1.5 times that of metal.
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