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How are equivalent weights of elements and ions calculated?

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  • The equivalent weight of Bayer's reagent is

    A
    31.6
    B
    52.6
    C
    79
    D
    158

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    A
    `31.6`
    B
    `52.6`
    C
    79
    D
    158

  • The equivalent weight of Calcium Carbonate as salt

    A
    100
    B
    50
    C
    33.3
    D
    25

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