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An element has atomic mass `31`. Mass of `1.12 "litre"` at `STP` of vapours of this element weighs `6.2 g`. Find the atomicity of this element.

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`:' 1.12` litre `-= 6.2g`
`:. 22.4` litre `-= (6.2 xx 22.4)/(1.12) = 124`
`:.` Atomicity `= (124)/(31) =4`
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