The molar mass of the product is equal to 62g/mol.
<h3>Mole calculation</h3>
To calculate the molar mass of a compound it is necessary to have knowledge of the atomic mass of all the elements involved.
In the case of the question, we have the reaction between flourine and magnesium, which represents the element of group 2 with the presented electronic configuration.
Thus, we have the following reaction:

So, just add the molar masses, having:


So, the molar mass of the product, round to the nearest tenth, is equal to 62g/mol.
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Answer:
8 moles of CO
Explanation:
To produce carbon monoxide we begin from C and O₂ as this reaction shows:
2C + O₂ → 2CO
Therefore, 2 moles of C can produce 2 moles of CO
If I have 8 moles of C, I must produce 8 moles of CO
Ratio is 1:1
<span>Stoichiometry is related to the law of conservation.
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The correct answer to your question is: <span>C) tin (IV) bromide, SnBr₄</span>