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4.2 g of a metallic carbonate MCO(3) was...

`4.2 g` of a metallic carbonate `MCO_(3)` was heated in a hard glass tube and `CO_(2)` evolved was found to have `1120 mL` of volume at `STP`. The `Ew` of the metal is

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