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Your answers MUST include the appropriate indicators of physical state (g, s, l, aq).
Use the following word equation to answer the questions below:
Magnesium metal reacts with solid iron (III) chloride to form solid magnesium chloride and iron.
1) What kind of reaction is this? 1 mark
2) Will this reaction occur? Explain. 2 marks
3) Write the skeleton equation below. 2 marks.
4)Write the balanced chemical equation below. 2 marks.
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