You are investigating the reactivity of magnesium. a) Draw a box diagram to show the electron configuration of magnesium. b) Magnesium reacts quickly to form magnesium permanganate. What is the chemical formula of magnesium permanganate? c) You want to dissolve 1.22g of MgF2 in 100mL of water. What would the concentration of this solution be?

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