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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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this question makes me goes nuts...so the question is
oxide M is green
Metal M is grey
Oxide M can be reduced to metal M when heated with hydrogen
c)The empirical formula of oxide M cannot be determined by heating oxide M with magnesium. Explain why?
oxide M is green
Metal M is grey
Oxide M can be reduced to metal M when heated with hydrogen
c)The empirical formula of oxide M cannot be determined by heating oxide M with magnesium. Explain why?
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The following question makes me nuts: M is a grey metal; an oxide of M is green. When the oxide of M is heated in the presence of hydrogen, it is reduced to metallic form. Can you explain why the empirical formula of the oxide of M cannot be determined by heating the oxide of M with hydrogen?
- The following question makes me nuts: M is a grey metal; an oxide of M is green.
- When the oxide of M is heated in the presence of hydrogen, it is reduced to metallic form.
- Can you explain why the empirical formula of the oxide of M cannot be determined by heating the oxide of M with hydrogen?
- A couple of notes.
- I think there's an error in your transcription -- the heating would be done with hydrogen, not magnesium.
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A couple of notes. I think there's an error in your transcription --The following question makes me nuts: M is a grey metal; an oxide of M is green. When the oxide of M is heated in the presence of hydrogen, it is reduced to metallic form. Can you explain why the empirical formula of the oxide of M cannot be determined by heating the oxide of M with hydrogen?
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