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heyy sure just use the unitary method to get the answer
Answer: The freezing point of 3.46 gram of a compound X in 160 gram of benzene is 
Explanation:
The relation of density and molar mass is:
where
d = density = 3.27 g/ L
P = pressure of the gas = 773 torr = 1.02 atm (760 torr = 1atm)
M = molar mass of the gas = ?
T = temperature of the gas = 
R = gas constant = 
The relation of depression in freezing point with molality:
= depression in freezing point = 
= 
= freezing point constant = 5.1
m = molality = 
Thus the freezing point of 3.46 gram of a compound X in 160 gram of benzene is
Mendeleev organized his table by atomic mass, rather than atomic radius. He was able to extrapolate where certain undiscovered elements should be on the table based on that.
For example, he said that since Calcium has mass of 40g and Titanium has a mass of 48 g, there must be some element between them with atomic mass of 44 g. That was later discovers to be scandium.
Hope this helps
Where’s the questions hun? I don’t even see the questions you need answered
Bynari means that the compound is formed by two kind of elements.
You have listed three ions, V 5+, Cl - and O 2-.
Binary ionic compounds are formed by a positive ion and a negative ion, so the possible ionic compound formed by the listed ions are:
1) VCl5, where the number 5 next to Cl is a subscript.
2) V2O5, where the number 2 next to V and the number 5 next to O are subscripts.
Subscripts are used to indicate the number of atoms of each element in the formula.
So, the empirical formula searched are VCl5 and V2O5.
I can give you other examples with more ions.
Ca (2+) and S(2-) => Ca2S2 => CaS
Na(+) and F(-) => NaF
Cs(+) and Br(-) => CsBr
