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Ponderal Laws: Introduction

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Consider a closed container initially containing 10 g of an unknown metallic oxide. This oxide is then reduced to pure metal by heating in the presence of 5 g of solid carbon. After heating, it is observed that all the carbon reacts and the container contains 8 g of pure metal, while the rest of the container is filled with gases. Based on this experiment and the application of the Laws of Lavoisier and Proust, answer: (1) What is the mass of the oxide that was reduced to metal? (2) If the molar mass of the formed pure metal is 56 g/mol, what is the obtained metal?

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