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0.13 g of Cu, when treated with `AgNO_3` solution, displaced `0.433` g of `Ag`.
`0.13` g of `AI`, when treated with `CuSO_4` solution displaced `0.47 ` g of `Cu`. 1.17 g of AI displaces `0.13` g of hydrogen from an acid. Find the equivalent weight of Ag if equivalent weights of Cu and Al are not known.

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To find the equivalent weight of silver (Ag) based on the given data, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Determine the equivalent weight of Aluminium (Al) From the information provided, we know that 1.17 g of Al displaces 0.13 g of hydrogen from an acid. The equivalent weight of hydrogen (H) is 1 g (since 1 mole of H displaces 1 mole of H2). Using the formula for equivalent weight: ...
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