how to drive the formula of magnesium chloride
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magnesium gives up two electrons when it reacts so it has a charge of +2. Chlorine takes in one electron so it has a charge of -1. We need two chlorine atoms to take those two electrons from magnesium (which cancels out the overall charge 2-1-1=0). MgCl2
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Hey dear here is your answer!!!!
*To derive a formula :-
Mg^+2. Cl^-1
On cross multiplication of powers
MgCl2
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*To derive a formula :-
Mg^+2. Cl^-1
On cross multiplication of powers
MgCl2
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Hope it helps u dear....☺️☺️☺️
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