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When 72.9g of magnesium is reacted with 28.0 of nitrogen gas, no magnesium or nitrogen is left over. How much magnesium nitride is produced?
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When 72.9g of magnesium is reacted with 28.0 of nitrogen gas, no magnesium or nitrogen is left over. How much magnesium nitride is produced?
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100.9 g of magnesium nitride.
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