For our experiment, we use the starting mass of the Mg to determine the moles of H2 produced and NOT the volume of HCl. Why are we able to do that? Be sure to show a calculation to back up your answer.
For our experiment, we use the starting mass of the Mg to determine the moles of H2 produced and NOT the volume of HCl. Why are we able to do that? Be sure to show a calculation to back up your answer.
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For our experiment, we use the starting mass of the Mg to determine the moles of H2
produced and NOT the volume of HCl. Why are we able to do that? Be sure to show a
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