Based on the Law of Conservation of Mass, what's the minimum amount of Magnesium that will react with 32g of Oxygen to produce 80.6g of Magnesium Oxide?

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Based on the Law of Conservation of Mass, what's the minimum amount of Magnesium that will react with 32g of Oxygen to produce 80.6g of Magnesium Oxide?

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mass before reaction = mass after reaction

Mg + O = MgO

Mg + 32 = 80.6

Mg = 80.6 - 32 = 48.6 (a)

Solarenqu answered Aug 13, 2023

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