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Brut [27]
2 years ago
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How many grams of Mg0 are produced from 9.7g of MG

Chemistry
1 answer:
ozzi2 years ago
4 0
Answer= 16g

Explanation:-
Convert grams to moles:
No. of moles= mass/molar mass (Mr)

So,
9.7/24=0.40 mols

Now, multiply the mols with the coefficients of Mg and MgO in this way:
0.40 x 2/2= 0.4 mols

Finally, multiply 0.4 mols with the molar mass (Mr) of MgO:
0.4 x 40= 16g

16 grams of MgO.

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