Chemistry, asked by Nemphieal, 11 months ago

The relative formula mass (Mr) of a Group 2 metal carbonate is 197

Relative atomic masses (Ar): C = 12 O = 16

Calculate the relative atomic mass (Ar) of the Group 2 metal in the metal carbonate.

Name the Group 2 metal.

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Answered by Krishna24416
12

X = is the atomic relative mass of the group 2 metal.

X + 12 +16= 196

X + 28 = 196

X = 196 - 28

X = 168

the atomic relative mass of the atom of group 2 is 168

so the metal is tellerium

Answered by Alleei
26

Answer : The relative atomic mass of group 2 metal in the metal carbonate is 137 and the name of the group 2 metal that has 137 relative atomic mass is barium (Ba).

Explanation :

Relative formula mass : The relative atomic masses are used to find the relative formula mass of the compound.

To determine the relative formula mass (M_r) of a compound, we add the relative atomic mass values (A_r) for all the atoms in its formula.

As we are given:

Relative formula mass of Group 2 metal carbonate = 197

Relative atomic masses : C = 12, O = 16

As we know that the valency of group 2 metal is 2 that means it forms MCO_3 metal carbonates.

As per question:

Let the relative atomic mass of group 2 metal be, 'x'. So,

x+12+3(16)=197\\\\x+12+48=197\\\\x+60=197\\\\x=197-60\\\\x=137

Thus, the relative atomic mass of group 2 metal in the metal carbonate is 137 and the name of the group 2 metal that has 137 relative atomic mass is barium (Ba).

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