1 g of a metal M which has specific heat...

1 g of a metal M which has specific heat of 0.06 combines with oxygen to form 1.08g of oxide. What is the atomic mass of M?

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Approximate atomic mass `=(6.4)/(0.06)=106.6`
Equivalent mass of `M=(1)/(0.08)xx8=100`
Valency`=(106.6)/(100)=1`
Exact atomic mass `=100xx1=100`

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