2. a) The oxidation number of an atom is typically the same as the charge of its common ion, therefore O is usually -2. Because magnesium oxide is a neutral compound, what must the oxidation number of Mg be? b) Neutral magnesium nitride that can sometimes be made as a byproduct of this reaction What is the formula for this ionic compound?

2. a) The oxidation number of an atom is typically the same as the charge of its common ion, therefore O is usually -2. Because magnesium oxide is a neutral compound, what must the oxidation number of Mg be? b) Neutral magnesium nitride that can sometimes be made as a byproduct of this reaction What is the formula for this ionic compound?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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