Question An antacid tablet contains 610.0 mg of magnesium oxide per tablet 1st attempt What volume of 0.1000 M st...

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+ H2O MgO + 2H01 - MgCl2 molar man of Mgo 40,3 g/mol mas of Mgo = 610.0mg = 0.61 g (1000 mg: 1g) moles of Mgo = man - 0.619 m please rate

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