Solving Question Using Atomic Weights | Tips & Hints

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To solve the question using atomic weights, users are advised to substitute the atomic weights into the provided structures to determine the values of n and m. There is a mention of an issue with the visibility of the shared file, which may require scaling for better readability. Participants are encouraged to share hints or tips to assist in the problem-solving process. The discussion emphasizes collaboration and the importance of clear visuals for effective problem-solving. Overall, the focus remains on finding solutions through the application of atomic weights.
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hi if anyone could give some hints or tips with this it would be greatly appreciated. the ss is here: http://www.freewebs.com/questionsuk/question.jpg

just substitute the atomic weights into the structures and work out values of n and m?

thanks
 
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questions_uk said:
hi if anyone could give some hints or tips with this it would be greatly appreciated. the ss is here: http://www.freewebs.com/questionsuk/question.jpg

just substitute the atomic weights into the structures and work out values of n and m?

thanks

Welcome to PF. The file is not visible , it is not page sized.
 
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IE automatically rescales it, GCT. Scale it up and you'll be able to read it fine.
 
Hi. any input is appreciated!
 

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