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A salt when dissolved in water dissociates into a cation (A+) and an anion (B-). If both the ions consist of the same number of electrons and the molecular weight of the salt (A…

A salt when dissolved in water dissociates into a cation (A+) and an anion (B-). If both the ions consist of the same number of electrons and the molecular weight of the salt (A…
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A salt when dissolved in water dissociates into a cation (A+) and an anion (B-). If both the ions consist of the same number of electrons and the molecular weight of the salt (AB) is 74.5, identify the position of A and B in the modern periodic table.

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The salt will be located in period 6 of the periodic table.

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