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1.08 g of a metal oxideon being reduced with hydrogen gives 1 g of the metal.calculate the quivalent weight of the metal.

1.08 g of a metal oxideon being reduced with hydrogen gives 1 g of the metal.calculate the quivalent weight of the metal.

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Bhavya
askIITians Faculty 1281 Points
4 years ago
Dear student
As per law of equivalence;
Equivalents of metal oxide = Equivalents of metal
Equivalents = mass/equivalent mass
1.08/Em+8 = 1/Em
0.08Em =8
Em =100

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