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If $3.670$ g of nitrogen combines with $0.5276$ g of hydrogen to yield compound $X$ , the amount of nitrogen (in grams) which combines with $1$ g of hydrogen to make the same compound is :

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$N = 3.6700 g$
$H = 0.5276 g$
Total mass of compound $X = 4.1975 g$
$N (%) = 87.43 %$
$H (%) = 12.57 %$
Thus, $X$ is $N H_{2}$
So, mass of nitrogen which combines with 1 gm of hydrogen $= 14 / 2 = 7$ gm.

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