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When nitrogen and magnesium form an ionic bond, what is the formula? N3Mg2 N2Mg3 Mg2N3 Mg3N2
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When nitrogen and magnesium form an ionic bond, what is the formula?

N3Mg2
N2Mg3
Mg2N3
Mg3N2

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The answer is: [C]: Mg₂N₃.
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