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Old August 24th, 2006, 06:22
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Default Quantites in Chemistry - relative atomic mass

There are 4 questions that i am unable to answer and they seem to revolve around the same idea. So basically I am missing out one fundamental idea, any help mostly appreciated.

1 Cobalt Oxide (CoO) contains 78.6% by mass of Cobalt. Calculate the relative atomic mass of Cobalt.

2 Find the relative atomic mass of Nickel if 3.370g nickel was obtained by reduction of 4.286g of the oxide (NiO).

3 4.150g tungsten was burned in chlorine and 8.950g tungsten chloride (WCl6) was formed. Find the relative atomic mass of tungsten.

4 If 3.72g of element X exactly reacts wih 4.8g of oxygen to form a compound whos molecular formula is shown, from other experiment, to be X4O10, what is the relative atomic mass of X?
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