mgcl2(aq) + 2agf(aq) → 2agcl(s) + mgf2(aq)
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Chemistry, 14.11.2019 07:31, brianamarialove15
Consider the balanced chemical equation,
mgcl2(aq) + 2agf(aq) → 2agcl(s) + mgf2(aq)
if both reactants are completely consumed and we produce 20 formula units of agcl, how many ions of mg and f did we start with?
a) 10 ions of mg and 20 ions of f
b) 10 ions of mg and 10 ions of f
c) 20 ions of mg and 10 ions of f
d) 20 ions of mg and 20 ions of f
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Consider the balanced chemical equation,
mgcl2(aq) + 2agf(aq) → 2agcl(s) + mgf2(aq)
mgcl2(aq) + 2agf(aq) → 2agcl(s) + mgf2(aq)
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