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One mole of chloride combines with a certain weight of a metal giving 111g of its chloride. Same amount of metal can displace 2g of hydrogen from an acid. What is the atomic weight of metal?

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g of chlorine combines with a metal giving

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g of its chloride. The chloride is isomorphous with

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