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The molar mass of magnesium fluoride is?

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The chemical formula for magnesium fluoride would be MgF2 (the 2 is subscript but I cannot type that)

Mm=Molar mass

Mm(Mg)= 24.31g/mol
Mm(F) = 19.00g/mol

Mm(MgF2) = 2(19.00) + 24.31
Mm(MgF2) = 62.31g/mol

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