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The weight of a residue obtained by heat...

The weight of a residue obtained by heating 2.76 g of silver carbonate is

A

2.76 g

B

2.98 g

C

2.16 g

D

2.44 g

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The correct Answer is:
C

`because ` 552g silver carbonate gives silver = 432 g .
`therefore ` 2.76 g silver carbonate gives `(432 xx 2.76)/(552) = 2.16 g`
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