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Bird of paradise
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Relative atomic mass
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A compound has a formula M3N where M is a metal element and N is nitrogen. It contains 0.673 grams of N per gram of the metal M. Determine the relative atomic mass of M and its identity?
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Show your own atempt first.
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September 12, 2023, 06:16:02 AM »
Calculate the moles of nitrogen N first.
How many moles of Metal correspond to it?
Backward you can calculate the molar weight from this number and the given mass.
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The metal M is lithium with atomic mass equal to 6.94 u.
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Please dont give a final answer.
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Quote from: Hunter2 on September 18, 2023, 12:03:55 PM
Please dont give a final answer.
Ok, sorry. It was inappropriate.
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