To calculate the amount of product theoretically produced in this reaction, the first step is to convert the grams of reactant into moles. Practice this step by converting by converting 2.050 g of MgCO3 into moles. Show your calculations using dimen- sional analysis.

To calculate the amount of product theoretically produced in this reaction, the first step is to convert the grams of reactant into moles. Practice this step by converting by converting 2.050 g of MgCO3 into moles. Show your calculations using dimen- sional analysis.

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