The equivalent weight of the metal is double of that oxygen how many times is the weight of its oxides is greater than the weight of the metal?
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Equivalent mass of metal =16=xn
Equivalent mass of oxygen is 8
When x=atomic mass of metal
n=valency of metal
Molecular formula of metal oxide =MxOn
massofmetaloxidemassofmetal=2(16n)+16(n)2(16n)
⇒1.5
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