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If there is one million mg2+ ions in mgcl2 how many chloride ions are there

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Answered by hassanification
5

As One Mg carries +2 Charge and Each Mg has 2 Cl ions.

So 1 million Mg = 2 million Cl ions

Answered by Tringa0
1

There are 2\times 10^6 ions of chloride ions.

Explanation:

Number of magnesium ions = N = 10^6 ions

1 molecule of magnesium chloride has 1 magnesium ion.

Molecules of magnesium chloriode will be

1\times 10^6 molecules = 10^6 molecules[.

1 molecule of magnesium chloride has 2 chloride ion. Then 10^6 molecules of magnesium chloride will have:

2\times 10^6 ions=2\times 10^6 chloride ions.

There are 2\times 10^6 ions of chloride ions.

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