0.3g of MBr is dissolved in distilled water to make 250mL in a standard flask. 25 mL of this is titrated with suitable indicator against 0.02 M silver nitrate solution and the end point was obtained at 12.8 mL of AgNO3 solution. Calculate the RMM of the metal bromide.

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0.3g of MBr is dissolved in distilled water to make 250mL in a standard flask. 25 mL of
this is titrated with suitable indicator against 0.02 M silver nitrate solution and the end point was obtained at 12.8 mL of AgNO3 solution. Calculate the RMM of the metal bromide.

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