The equivalent weight of oxygen, when it is converted to oxide is equal to

Question

The equivalent weight of oxygen, when it is converted to oxide is equal to (A) ( textmolecular weight/3) (B) molecular weight (C) ( textmolecular weight/4) (D) ( textmolecular weight/2)

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

O2 + 4e- → 2O2- ∴ Equivalent weight of oxygen = ( textMolecular weight/4)

Q. The equivalent weight of oxygen, when it is converted to oxide is equal to

$\frac{molecular weight}{3}$

molecular weight

$\frac{molecular weight}{4}$

$\frac{molecular weight}{2}$

$O_{2} + 4^{e -} \to 2 O^{2 -}$
$∴$ Equivalent weight of oxygen = $\frac{Molecular weight}{4}$

Q. The equivalent weight of oxygen, when it is converted to oxide is equal to

3molecular weight​

molecular weight

4molecular weight​

2molecular weight​

O2​+4e−→2O2− ∴ Equivalent weight of oxygen = 4Molecular weight​

$\frac{molecular weight}{3}$

$\frac{molecular weight}{4}$

$\frac{molecular weight}{2}$

$O_{2} + 4^{e -} \to 2 O^{2 -}$
$∴$ Equivalent weight of oxygen = $\frac{Molecular weight}{4}$