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Magnesium hydroxide reacts with hydrogen chloride, a double-displacement reaction occurs and produces magnesium chloride and water. If you start with 525.0mg of Magnesium hydroxide, how many atoms do you
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Magnesium hydroxide reacts with hydrogen chloride, a double-displacement reaction occurs and produces magnesium chloride and water. If you start with 525.0mg of Magnesium hydroxide, how many atoms do you have?

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magnesium Hydroxide + Hydrochloric react together and give us magnesium chloride + water

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