0.236 gm of Metal X reacts with O2 forming 0.436 of the compound X2O3 what is the gram atomic mass of x?

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0.236 gm of Metal X reacts with O2 forming 0.436 of the compound X2O3 what is the gram atomic mass of x?

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I am not sure bout this question sry

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