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If one gram of a metal carbonate gave 0.56 gram of its oxide on heating, the equivalent weight of the metal will be

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Let metal carbonate be : MCO3 and metal oxide is MO

MCO3MO+CO2

1gm 0.56g

Number of equivalents of MCO3 ​ is equal to the number of equivalents of MO.

So the oxide is CaO (M.wt. = 56) and metal carbonate is CaCO3 (M. wt = 100) metal is Ca (M.wt = 40). Eq wt. of metal ion is Ca2+ its eq. wt (402)=20g


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