I suggest first writing an equation to keep track of what’s going on. Work out the mass and moles of Cl in the reaction. Use moles of Cl to get the moles of M. Then use moles and mass of M to find its Mr. Use Mass = Mr x Moles and the periodic table.
Hi, I've drawn out what would be my working a bit of a mathematical/algebraic approach sorry it's a bit messy! effectively, fill in what you know, use the ratios you know, use some letters for what you don't know, and solve simultaneously. then calculate Mr of M using this value and what you already know
Hi, I've drawn out what would be my working a bit of a mathematical/algebraic approach sorry it's a bit messy! effectively, fill in what you know, use the ratios you know, use some letters for what you don't know, and solve simultaneously. then calculate Mr of M using this value and what you already know
I suggest first writing an equation to keep track of what’s going on. Work out the mass and moles of Cl in the reaction. Use moles of Cl to get the moles of M. Then use moles and mass of M to find its Mr. Use Mass = Mr x Moles and the periodic table.
Hi, I've drawn out what would be my working a bit of a mathematical/algebraic approach sorry it's a bit messy! effectively, fill in what you know, use the ratios you know, use some letters for what you don't know, and solve simultaneously. then calculate Mr of M using this value and what you already know
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