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1.2g of Mg (At mass 24) will produce MgO equal to

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Answered by FlameFires
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1.2g of Mg is 1.2/24=0.05 moles of Mg. As per the stoichiometric equation, Mg+0.5O2=MgO, one mole of Mg produces one mole of MgO. Which means, 0.05 moles of MgO are produced. The molar mass of MgO=24+16=40. So, the total mass obtained =40*0.05=2g.

nandu5074: answer is wrong
nandu5074: not in the options
FlameFires: Hm Im not finding the mistake, tho.. What's the given answer?
nandu5074: options are .05 mole b)40g c)40mg d)4g
FlameFires: Answer is A then. I wrote that in my answer too.
Answered by paragmittal06
33

2 grams or 0.05 mol

Explanation:

2Mg+O2 gives 2Mgo

48 gm+32 gm gives 80 gm

1.2 gm Mg gives 80/48*1.2=2 gm of MgO

Also,1.2/24=0.05 mols of MgO.

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