The ratio of the gram-atomic weight of nitrogen and oxygen is

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The gram atomic weight of nitrogen is 14gm.
The gram atomic weight of oxygen is 16gm.
The ratio of the gram-atomic weight of nitrogen and oxygen is = $\frac{14}{16} = \frac{7}{8}$
Thus the correct answer to be filled in the blank will be 7:8.

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The ratio of the gram-atomic weight of nitrogen and oxygen is

The gram atomic weight of nitrogen is 14gm. The gram atomic weight of oxygen is 16gm.The ratio of the gram-atomic weight of nitrogen and oxygen is = 1416=78Thus the correct answer to be filled in the blank will be 7:8.

The gram atomic weight of nitrogen is 14gm.
The gram atomic weight of oxygen is 16gm.
The ratio of the gram-atomic weight of nitrogen and oxygen is = $\frac{14}{16} = \frac{7}{8}$
Thus the correct answer to be filled in the blank will be 7:8.