32.854 cm³ of solid magnesium reacts with 7.42760 x 1023 carbon dioxide gas molecules, to make solid magnesium oxide and solid carbon. Assuming complete reaction occurs, how many reactant particles (atoms of Mg or molecules of CO2) will remain unreacted? It is acceptable to look up atomic masses, Avogadro's number, and any physical constants or conversion factors needed for the calculation.

32.854 cm³ of solid magnesium reacts with 7.42760 x 1023 carbon dioxide gas molecules, to make solid magnesium oxide and solid carbon. Assuming complete reaction occurs, how many reactant particles (atoms of Mg or molecules of CO2) will remain unreacted? It is acceptable to look up atomic masses, Avogadro's number, and any physical constants or conversion factors needed for the calculation.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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