How much magnesium sulphide can be obtained from 2g of mg and 2g of s by the reaction mg+s gives mg?
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mg +.s = mgs
2 g. 2 g
Mg moles 2/24
moles of S 2/32 Limiting reagent
1 mole of sulphur gives 1 mole sulphide
1 mole MgS mass =56gm
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