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Element X reacts with oxygen to produce a pure sample of `X_(2)O_(3)`. In an experiment it is found that `1.00g` of X produces `1.16g" of "X_(2)O_(3)`. Calculate the atomic weight of X. (Atomic weight of oxygen, `16.0 gmol^(-1)`).

A

`67`

B

`100.2`

C

`125`

D

`150`

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The correct Answer is:
C

The mass of O atoms `=1.6-1.00=0.16 g`
Number of moles of O atom `=(0.16)/(16)=0.01`
In `X_(2)O_(3), ("No. of moles of X")/("No. of moles of O")=(2)/(3)`
Number of moles of, `X=(2)/(3)xx0.01=(0.02)/(3)=0.00666`
Atomic weight of, `X=("massing")/("no. of moles")=(1.0)/(0.00666)=150`
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